Turning Vision into Strategy
An online panel with Michael Nagler of the Metta Center for Nonviolence and Joe Worthy on turning a vision for change into a strategy that can win it. Hosted by the Metta Center, with audience Q and A.
An online panel with Michael Nagler of the Metta Center for Nonviolence and Joe Worthy on turning a vision for change into a strategy that can win it. Hosted by the Metta Center, with audience Q and A.
An intergenerational dialogue hosted by March On! and Turquoise and Lavender, moderated by Dr. Catherine Meeks. Wisdom bearers Ambassador Andrew Young and Rev. Dr. Paul Smith trace seven decades of friendship and movement work, from "don't get mad, get smart" to meeting the Klan in Thomasville with nonviolent discipline. Joe Worthy joined the young leader […]
The first session of Begin Again, a seven-part series from the King and Breaking Silence project of the National Council of Elders, connecting Dr. King's Beyond Vietnam speech and James Baldwin's witness to the present moment. Roshi Norma Wong offers a teaching on inner fortitude and strategy, Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr. on moral reckoning and […]
Honoring the life and legacy of Reverend James Lawson, we drew on lessons from his work to dialogue about how we can meet current challenges through strategic nonviolent action. We held an intergenerational conversation, bringing veteran movement leaders together with emerging organizers, connecting the wisdom of those who trained under Lawson with the energy of […]