Michael Nagler discusses unarmed civilian peacekeeping

Michael Nagler discusses unarmed civilian peacekeeping

Bryan Farrell

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Copy and paste the following into your page to republish: Michael Nagler discusses unarmed civilian peacekeepingOur friends at the Metta Center posted a great video discussion between Metta president Michael Nagler and Alex Hildebrand of Peace Brigades International. The focus is mainly on unarmed civilian peacekeeping, but there are also some other great side conversations. For instance, at the very beginning Dr. Nagler describes what first drew him to nonviolence and the teachings of Gandhi---which is a type of story I always enjoy hearing from any peacemaker.