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THEME: Peace Team Work
In this newsletter we share both challenges and positive experiences in peace team work. When we work together using simple nonviolent tools, we are finding that nonviolence works event in the most violent places on Earth.
Enjoy the most recent Michigan Peace Team (MPT) Newsletters published four times a year. MPT is dedicated to pursuing peace through active nonviolence. Newsletters are thematic and explore a wide range of nonviolent action topics. Writers are scholar-activists, sharing analysis of conflict situations, nonviolent theory, and hands on experience in the practice of nonviolent action.
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Monday, January 17, 2011
MPT Summer 2009 Newsletter
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THEME: The Nonviolent Tools of Peace Teams
When invited by local communities, MPT Peace Teams bring the tools of Third Party Nonviolent Intervention (TPNI) to situations of armed conflict and to situations of potential violence. The immediate TPNI goal is to reduce violence and keep people out of harm's way. Another is to create the safe space that local or societal nonviolent social change movements need for creative problem solving, and for taking nonviolent action in the direction of their hopes and dreams. This edition explains Third Party Nonviolent Intervention, and describes concrete TPNI experiences.
THEME: The Nonviolent Tools of Peace Teams
When invited by local communities, MPT Peace Teams bring the tools of Third Party Nonviolent Intervention (TPNI) to situations of armed conflict and to situations of potential violence. The immediate TPNI goal is to reduce violence and keep people out of harm's way. Another is to create the safe space that local or societal nonviolent social change movements need for creative problem solving, and for taking nonviolent action in the direction of their hopes and dreams. This edition explains Third Party Nonviolent Intervention, and describes concrete TPNI experiences.
Friday, January 14, 2011
MPT Spring 2009 Newsletter
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THEME -- Peace Teams and Empowerment
This newsletter edition focuses on peace teams and nonviolent intervention. Writers encourage us to grow in the belief that nonviolence is power and they urge us to exercise this power. MPT invites everyone to participate in a nonviolence training, and to join the MPT peacemaking mission. Be the change you hope for!
THEME -- Peace Teams and Empowerment
This newsletter edition focuses on peace teams and nonviolent intervention. Writers encourage us to grow in the belief that nonviolence is power and they urge us to exercise this power. MPT invites everyone to participate in a nonviolence training, and to join the MPT peacemaking mission. Be the change you hope for!
MPT Summer 2008 Newsletter
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