Nonviolence and community : reflections on the Alternatives to Violence Project

by Newton Garver

Other authorsEric Reitan (Author)
Pamphlet, 1995

Status

Available

Call number

CP 322 c2

Publication

Wallingford, Pa. : Pendle Hill, c1995.

ISBN

0875743226 / 9780875743226

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This wonderful pamphlet offers a clear and thorough explanation of why community is often cited as one of the fundamental testimonies of Quakers. It spells out what community is, and its relationship to nonviolence and the promises of respect and care for everyone. This is illustrated by how an
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Alternatives to Violence (AVP) workshop creates community, through affirmation, communication, cooperation, laughter and fun, and conflict resolution. Community lies at the heart of a nonviolent way of life, and the community created by AVP is used to explore violence, the creative and spiritual Transforming Power that can shift a violent situation, and ways and skills of alternatives to violence. This pamphlet is of use to anyone interested in building community.
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