Digital Library of Nonviolent Resistance

March 1997

Report

3 pages

June,1998

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

Report

4 pages

1975

Training agenda for activism against the Trident weapons system

Handout

53 pages

1990

Plans for a demonstration demanding that President George H.W. Bush take action against the AIDS epidemic

Handbook

14 pages

1975

Documents relating to the anti-nuclear Pacific Life Community's protest against the Trident submarine and missle system by planting a garden at the Bangor Naval Base

Handbook

5 pages

Agenda for a nonviolence training workshop

Handout

1 pages

1994

Brief meeting agenda planning direct action during the twenty-fifth anniversary of Stonewall

Handout

7 pages

1988

Training agenda preparing for theoretical obstacles for a protest march

Handout

2 pages

Information about a training program run by the Movement for a New Society

Handout

14 pages

Training agenda from a meeting of the Washington Area Clinic Defense Task Force

Handout

99 pages

2012

Handbook for street medics who provide medical support for activists targeted by police and military.

Handbook

8 pages

1971

Explanation of how and when nonviolent training might be used, the skills developed, and the short and long-term effects of training.

Report

27 pages

1976

Summary of recent campaigns in Southern Africa, information on organizing campaigns, list of organizations working on issues in Southern Africa, and bibliography of background readings.

Handbook

18 pages

1988

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

Report

30 pages

1980

Campaign handbook for April 28, 1980 actions at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.

Handbook

28 pages

1977

Campaign handbook for November 25, 1977 actions at Trojan Nuclear Power Plant in Rainier, Oregon.

Handbook

8 pages

1988

Chapter from People Waging Peace: Stories of Americans Striving for Justice in the World Today. Recounts how a housewife, military general, and upper-class couple made decisions to devote their lives to anti-nuclear and anti-violence pursuits.

Article

4 pages

1998

Article from Nonviolent Activist on the benefits of nonviolence training, overview of the use of nonviolent trainings and organizations in the US Civil Rights Movement, overview of how trainings evolved during the US War in Vietnam and the anti-nuclear movement.

Article

6 pages

1965

Summary of nonviolent training in the U.S.

Report

5 pages

1992

Article from Gandhi Marg on technologies of police repression.

Article

15 pages

1970

Training in Nonviolence Bulletin, Issue 6, Winter 1970/71.

Report

18 pages

1970

Training in Nonviolence Bulletin, Issue 5, Summer 1970.

Report

20 pages

1970

Training in Nonviolence Bulletin, Issue 4, Spring 1970.

Report

18 pages

1972

Training in Nonviolence Bulletin, Issue 8, September 1972.

Report

16 pages

1972

Training in Nonviolence Bulletin, Issue 7, January 1972.

Report

14 pages

1971

Explanation of how and when nonviolent training might be used, the skills developed, and the short and long-term effects of training.

Report

2 pages

1977

Handout with legal information about arrest and trial for direct action participants.

Handout

63 pages

1969

Report by the central organizer for the November 1969 anti-war action in Washington DC.

Report

1 pages

List of 15 historical examples of nonviolent struggle put together by the Albert Einstein Institution. The list started with a 494 BCE plebeians revolt in Rome and ended with 1986 Philippines people power movement.

Handout

3 pages

1977

Guidelines for participants in the occupation of the Seabrook nuclear power plant in 1977. Guidelines included no weapons of any kind. No running at any time, and drugs or alcohol. The Handbook also included a brief scenario guide that covered matters like what to do if the police dispersed protesters how to regroup.

Handout