Co-hosts Layal Beyhum and Alisha Foster guide thought-provoking conversations on the principles, strategies, and impact of nonviolent action throughout time alongside exceptional guest speakers. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
Economic analyst Steven Qi discusses how stable economies can be a form of peacebuilding.
Data analyst and disinformation expert Abdullatif Sleibi discusses how conspiracy ecosystems like QAnon grow from fringe spaces into political forces.
AI policy adviser Tiffany Saade discusses AI governance, challenging AI hype and the narrative of neutral technologies.
Migration and finance researcher Pablo Pastor Vital discusses how political systems define mobility and belonging.
Author, activist and strategist Rivera Sun discusses how communities protect one another through nonviolent intervention, accompaniment, and public refusal.
Hani Chaabo and Katherine G. Bogen of the SuperHumanizer discuss resilience, mental health, and the intersection of activism and well-being.
In this episode, we delve into a wide variety of queer artistic expression, illuminating each one as a unique form of nonviolent action.
Bianca Castro of Greenpeace’s Roots initiative shares her journey from Fridays for Future protests to analyzing international climate policies.
Human rights defender and nonviolence strategist Felipe Daza discusses the struggle for rights and justice in Israel-Palestine, Spain and elsewhere.
How Gene Sharp’s 198 methods of nonviolent resistance were used during the Arab Spring — and why their impact is still unfolding today.