All relationships of nonviolence recognize the humanity and liberty of all involved.
On Monday, 5 September 2022 Matthew Albrecht of WR Nonviolence was the guest on CKMS Community Connections to talk about the Nonviolence Day In The Park this Saturday, 10 September 2022 from Noon to 5:00pm.
There is a repeat broadcast on CKMS-FM 102.7 at 3:00pm on Friday, 9 September 2022, or you can listen to the podcast:
Download: ckms-community-connections-2022-09-05-episode100.mp3, 51.2 MB, 53m17s
Exhibitor Registrations for Nonviolence Day In The Park 2022 are now closed.
Nonviolence Day In The Park will be held from Noon to 5:00pm on Saturday, 10 September 2022 in Willow River Park (formerly Victoria Park), Near Jubilee Drive Map Even Newer Location!
Exhibitor booths are along the walking path, setup is from 11:00am to Noon.
Questions? Need a late registration? Let us know at contact@wrnonviolence.org
We’re meeting at the Picnic Shelter at Willow River Park (formerly known as Victoria Park). Map
This is a chance to meet each other, share some food, talk about the upcoming WR Nonviolence 2022 Day In The Park, and maybe even talk about politics, local and world events.
WHEN: 28 July 2022 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
WHERE:Willow River Park (formerly Victoria Park)
CONTACT:
Matthew Albrecht
Email: info@wrnonviolence.org
Event website: https://wrnonviolence.org/event/food-luck-meeting-in-willow-river-park/
We’re happy to announce the 16th Nonviolence Day in the Park!
Saturday, 10 September 2022
noon – 5 pm Rain or Shine!
Willow River Park (formerly Victoria Park), Near the Clock Tower Map New Location!
Kitchener
Everyone is invited to come together under the banner of nonviolence. The event highlights the many positive initiatives in Waterloo Region. Visit the various community group displays and vendor booths. Children and adults can enjoy the carnival games and crafts. We’ll offer demonstrations and some of the area’s best musicians.
You can help make the day special:
– volunteer
– register as a vendor
– advertise in our program
– offer a demonstration
– entertainment
We meet every Tuesday evening online at https://wrnonviolence.org/meeting.
Register to be a Community Exhibitor or Vendor!
WR Nonviolence is currently developing podcasts that feature individuals and organizations working towards overcoming violence.We will watch and discuss portions of the movie “Oh Canada Movie” (2010, Dan Matthews).
Everyone – from individuals to businesses, and governments – we are all subject to the rules of the global monetary system.
This film focuses on Canada’s relationship with the global monetary system.
Come early at 6:45pm and stay late for more discussion and meeting with friends. The presentation starts promptly at 7:00pm
What: Usury Free Event 2021: Discuss the film “Oh Canada Movie”
When: 6:45pm to 8:30pm, Tuesday 16 November 2021
Where: Online at https://wrnonviolence.org/meeting/
We do it because 21 September is a recognized day. We pick various days to mobilize human beings. There is more to do than hold a sign or make a blog post to make a difference, which is why we hold events to bring together people to talk, face challenges, overcome resistance, identify important roles. But on the Internet those messages just get sucked up into the ether, and are not so useful or effective.
The Covid pandemic has really limited the work that we can do to build, spread the word, and create the conditions to ensure Peace, Nonviolence, and the things that bring us all together. We hope to be back with Day In The Park next year.
Let’s get together to chat and re-connect.
Bring your own drinks & snacks (not to share).
Weather / restrictions permitting.
When: 1:00pm to 4:00pm, Saturday 18 September 2021
Where: Near the Picnic Shelter in Victoria Park, Kitchener, Ontario Map
We believe that a nonviolent economic system is one that shifts the focus from profit by large multi- national corporations and individual wealth gained by exploitation of the individual to a system that treats the individual fairly with the result of a non victimized work force.
Stakeholders in a nonviolent economic system would not be treated as a commodity but rather as valued partners in the distribution of monetary exchanges.
If you have any questions or want to submit an article please email us contact@wrnonviolence
For millennia people from different cultures have committed violence between each other.
What are the root causes?
What is common between the differences?
How can we build a global culture of nonviolence?
If you have any questions or want to submit an article please email us contact@wrnonviolence.