Tim Pluta and Adrienne Kinne discuss their recent work in Western Sahara, while Laurence Cox offers hopeful conclusions on the end of empire.

Kazu Haga of the East Point Peace Academy and Robin Wildman from Nonviolent Schools RI discuss different types of nonviolent trainings.

Nigerian activist and author Amos Oluwatoye discusses his path to nonviolence and using ethnic traditions and storytelling to raise awareness among young activists.

Civil resistance scholar and author Maria Stephan surveys the nonviolent battlefield in and around Ukraine, showing how nonviolence can end the war.

Qamar Jafri discusses the influence of Pakistan’s nonviolent independence leader Badshah Khan on current struggles against oppression and injustice.

Osama Elewat from Combatants for Peace and Michael Beer from Nonviolence International discuss concrete and powerful nonviolent actions.

As war rages in Ukraine, nonviolence trainer Joanne Sheehan discusses strategies for resisting militarization and ending war through nonviolence.

Physicist, ecologist and prolific author Vandana Shiva discusses her new book, which identifies a new form of colonialism turning us away from each other and the Earth.

To honor Buddhist monk and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh, Nonviolence Radio shares this talk and meditation from the 2008 International Buddhist Conference.

Journalists Sher Kashimov and Colleen Wood shed light on the repression and manipulation of peaceful protest in Kazakhstan.