Amir Bergen and Kanstanstin Tsiarokhin, co-founders of the Svet Peace Project, discuss how education and dialogue can bring people together across divides.

Roz Lee from Nonviolent Peaceforce discusses how they are partnering with communities in the U.S. responding to hate, violence and and ICE activity.

Educator Safoora Arbab discusses the remarkable nonviolent movement that emerged among the Pashtun people in the Northwest Frontier of British India.

Nuclear abolitionist and Representative to the UN Anna Ikeda discusses Buddhism, grassroots movements, interfaith peacebuilding and why humanity — not technology — will determine our future.

Catholic nonviolence organizer Marie Dennis discusses how we resist systems of domination in an age of rapidly advancing technology

Environmental activist Robin Greenfield discusses how a life of simplicity leads to greater freedom, joy and connection.

Animal rights activist Zoe Rosenberg discusses her nonviolent commitment to defending animals and repression in the movement.

Restorative justice practitioner Dominic Barter discusses why this work must emerge from within each community’s own culture and lived experience.

Nonviolence educator Francesca Po discusses how curiosity, dignity and self-awareness shape the way we engage across disagreement.

Journalist Emily Yellin discusses Rev. James Lawson’s spiritual grounding, strategic brilliance and lifelong commitment to nonviolent direct action.