Digital Library of Nonviolent Resistance

16 pages

1992

Series of notes for leading a nonviolence workshop

Letter

1 pages

1992

Augsburger takes a cultural approach to the typology of conflict. The goal of this study is to both sensitize and desensitize the reader. The desensitization of our common sense about conflict (common sense is the expression of our particular cultural pool of assumptions) is necessary if we are to understand another culture's • process "interpathically" — that Is, if we are to perceive and experience another culture's content and context from within while coming from without. The sensitization of our "uncommon senses" about conflict invites us to learn from another culture as well as respect It. We have much to gain from each other. Every culture can be our teacher in some respect, offering some new perspective from the surprising and amazing disequilibrium that occurs on the boundary.

Handout

2 pages

1992

Typology of 6 steps of for nonviolence and 6 principles of of nonviolence, based on the work of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Handout

2 pages

1992

Article from Nonviolence Today, No. 26, 1992

Article

2 pages

1992

Lists key actions for nonviolent resistance against the Burma government.

Handout

24 pages

1992

Outline of a 5 day training for building nonviolent campaigns.

Lesson Plan and Outline

5 pages

1992

Article from Gandhi Marg on technologies of police repression.

Article

105 pages

1992

Training on how to conduct training sessions for nonviolence.

Handbook