Digital Library of Nonviolent Resistance

March 1997

Report

8 pages

1994

Training report by George Lakey on his 1994 workshops in South Africa.

Report

4 pages

1970

Report on marshalling at recent anti-war demonstrations.

Report

70 pages

1969

This thesis uses case studies to draw upon past training efforts and considerations for the future.

Report

6 pages

1973

In 1964 Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg,C.I.G. (The Welsh Language Society) an organization which utilized nonviolent direct action to block the forces contributing to the decline of the Welsh language. This case study, conducted by Mary Fancier in 1973, provides a breakdown of the actions taken by C.I.G in the Sixties. The long range goal of the bi-lingnual sign action in Wales was Intended to ensure "the right of [every] Welshman to use "Welsh—in all spheres of life.”(C.I. G. document 99 quoted in the booklet Symbols of Justice p.6 ) Fancier looked at the past and the present conditions of road signs in Wales and broadly the Welshes language in the face of oppressive English supremacy.

Report

2 pages

1978

Discusses how authorities may respond to protestors and how protestors should prepare.

Report

4 pages

n/a

Suggested schedule for nonviolence training

Report

50 pages

1977

Report on the European Gathering of Trainers for Nonviolent Action held in Mulheim, West Germany, 1977.

Report

14 pages

1973

Report on the European Trainers Gathering in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 1973.

Report

2 pages

1994

Brief reflections by George Lakey on training sessions he conducted in Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Russia in 1993.

Report

4 pages

1993

Notes from a workshop in Thailand on how to reduce government violence.

Report

24 pages

1993

Report from the meeting for intercultural conflict resolution training in Gernika, Spain, 1993.

Report

19 pages

1996

Report of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation trainers' gathering in Israel, 1996.

Report

19 pages

A sample guidebook on legal rights while protesting.

Report

3 pages

June,1998

Michael's experience and observations while traveling and teaching in the region known as Kosovo

Report

12 pages

1973

Explanation of nonviolence as practiced in the U.S. Civil Rights Movement.

Report

29 pages

2002

Report on a women's nonviolence workshop in Indonesia

Report

14 pages

Report on nonviolent training in Russia.

Report

3 pages

n/a

A sample agenda for a nonviolent direct action training session

Report

6 pages

Summary of a nonviolence training seminar in Iowa

Report

72 pages

Report on the Peace Movement in the Netherlands by Rajiv Vora of the Gandhi Peace Foundation in India.

Report

16 pages

1996

Reports on Peace Brigade International trainings in Haiti, Sri Lanka, and Guatemala.

Report

23 pages

1991

Report on the Second International Conference on Peace and Nonviolent Action held at Rajsamand, India, 1991. Includes the Rajsamand Declaration on Training in Nonviolence.

Report

2 pages

1994

In 1994 The War Resisters International held a multi-day training in Brazil. The overall goal of the training was meant to exchange views regarding training, discuss how to improve training, study nonviolence in the context of international situations through cross-cultural interactions. The report provides a summary of how the training went and the plans thereafter.

Report

14 pages

1978

Report on the nonviolence training program at the Bedford Hills correctional institute for women..

Report

14 pages

1983

Report on the nonviolence training program at the Bedford Hills correctional institute for women..

Report

12 pages

1976

Report on training for the transnational direct action campaign to aid the struggle for freedom in Namibia.

Report

14 pages

1970

Report on training at Kent State University in 1970.

Report

42 pages

1987

Report on the 1980-1985 activities of the Quaker Peace Action Caravan.

Report

18 pages

1988

Evaluation report from the actions implemented on the 300th anniversary of the Germantown protests against slavery, Philadelphia.

Report