
01:17:45
Sandi John again, she/her/hers: I am interested in learning everything I can about this topic. We are also doing Alternative to Violence here in Chico.

01:17:52
Gerry Lee, Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns: this is such a critical topic - thanks for offering it!

01:17:56
Patrick Fagan, Columbus, Ohio. Marion Harding High School. I am always looking for different ways to incorporate different things into my classroom

01:17:58
Samuel Edet from Nigeria

01:17:58
Welcome everyone!!!

01:18:09
Welcome all! As you join, your audio may be muted. Feel free to post questions through the chat box

01:18:16
one of the initiatives is...equipping the body of Christ as peacemakers. looking forward to learning from experiences across the world

01:18:41
Lora Burge, with Presbyterian Peace Fellowship, drawn to continuing my learning about nonviolence and the foundations for it.

01:19:03
Hi, I'm Emily Parsons, from Springfield, OH. I'm an intern at On Earth Peace. Nonviolence is important and I would like to learn more.

01:19:33
<3 thanks Chris

01:20:10
Wes Isley here from Charlotte NC, a Pagan/interfaith minister. I've had some nonviolence training before but getting active again and want a refresher.

01:20:11
HEY F.O.R. INTERNS!

01:20:22
From David F Judd, Altamonte Springs Florida, Presbyterians. Thanks, good to hear this.

01:21:22
Nina Joy Lawrence, Corvallis Oregon, Clerk of Corvallis Friends Meeting, Quakers

01:21:46
Welcome everyone! So glad to be with you!

01:21:50
We have the staff and interns from the InterReligious Task Force on Central America and Colombia in Cleveland, OH. Including Brian Stefan-Szittai and Chrissy Stonebraker Martinez, Marc Alvarado, Tony Vento and Wilber ArguetaPeace intern Claire Cooley from the Disciples Peace Fellowship, Emily Dahnert and Chelsea Seward from Baldwin Wallace University, Nell Simons from St Joseph’s Academy and Yeamelake Aklilu from Action Reconciliation Service for Peace from Germany.

01:22:00
Art Hunt, forgot to add New Haven, CT

01:22:23
thank you Ethan for invitation and for moderating!! I am glad to be part of this forum

01:23:34
Joe Ritacco focus - MCWRET is designing series of events to bridge the divide and NJIFC.org is promoting a Stand Up for the Other Pledge

01:24:31
Hi everyone, I'm Tanya Ince, an intefaith minister from Boone, NC

01:24:45
Here to learn more about the application of KNV to the work today, and in particular to bystander intervention applications.

01:26:28
Taliesin and Rick, Presente!

01:27:31
The times are hard. The times are ripe. YES!

01:30:23
If you have questions, feel free to chat them to host (Michael) here...

01:31:42
Creative, active, militant, engaged!

01:32:21
+1 => “Nonviolence” = Creative, Active, Militant, & Engaged

01:32:45
Define "Militant' in this context of Nonviolence, please.

01:32:57
Is there another work we could use instead fo militant?

01:33:05
yes please

01:34:52
strategic?

01:35:23
Disciplined, Direct, Clear, Tactical, Visionary

01:35:42
Moses turning the river into blood

01:35:44
what do you think might be the first example of Christian nonviolence in the bible?

01:35:46
+++ Ethan

01:35:47
It is more than strategic, it is aggressive also.

01:35:55
The midwives!

01:36:04
Eve challenging the patriarchy of Adam.

01:36:20
God's response to apple situation

01:36:25
+1 to Eve

01:36:39
I would say assertive

01:37:21
“the apple situation!” haha Love it :)

01:39:24
Midwives names were Shifra and Puah

01:42:22
A reminder to everyone that this webinar IS being recorded. We will share a link to the recording — and can share some of these relevant slides — with people afterward if we have/receive your email address.

01:43:32
Chriss@irtfcleveland.org will share with friends here

01:43:44
very helpful!

01:43:51
where could we find the resources to have these trainings? are there links or workshops?

01:44:09
++ that is really helpful in terms of distinguishing different types of training. Thank you

01:44:11
Kmurphy that's the big question

01:44:14
thank you Ethan. my email is rabbi.jayakaran@gmail.com

01:44:35
There are some databases. Just call us later and let's talk through it all

01:45:13
thanks Sarah

01:45:44
Rooted in a specific struggle.

01:47:34
Use conflict to build reconciliation.

01:48:07
A discipline, a philosophy, a methodology

01:49:34
Our opponents are those we have not yet won over

01:50:04
The aftermath of nonviolence is beloved community

01:50:23
aftermath of nonviolence is beloved community!!

01:50:27
i see objective is to not turn the oppressed into the oppressor but get to reconciliation

01:50:29
wow

01:51:00
I love the concept of beloved community

01:52:13
what is the beloved community? what does it look like?

01:55:36
Thanks for that explination - love...

01:56:19
two hands of nonviolence!! wow

01:56:35
anyone know of a t-shirt with the two hands?

01:56:58
“In any situation, you can Show Up with your body language”

01:58:34
STOP STOP STOP STOP STOP>>>>

01:58:52
Please step back

01:59:23
I need space. Leave me alone. Please step back.

02:02:34
“We run these actions over and over again to develop the muscle memory”

02:03:00
Affinity Group = A group of people who are committed to working together for an expressed purpose.

02:03:34
Turn traumatic events into resilience

02:03:46
+1

02:03:54
please share contacts and resources (active nonviolence)in India / south Asia

02:03:59
all, please checkout www.njifc.org for easy to use reasource = Stand Up for the Other Pledge

02:04:29
Why Civil Resistance Works

02:04:37
Erica Chenoweth and Maria Steffan

02:04:47
++Thanks Joe!

02:04:50
+++ here to win

02:05:46
Erica Chenoweth and Maria Steffan in India / south Asia?

02:06:23
Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict: https://cup.columbia.edu/book/why-civil-resistance-works/9780231156820

02:06:30
http://www.ericachenoweth.com/research/wcrw/

02:06:35
Violence is the root of colonialism

02:06:54
Nonviolence is decolonial

02:07:21
Nonviolence is successful

02:08:20
All, as a reminder, if you have questions feel free to chat them publicly or privately here in the chat box.

02:09:38
Go stand with the woman and say I just want to stand with you... Leave her alone!!!

02:09:46
Nervous

02:10:00
anger, sadness, fear,

02:10:00
concern

02:10:01
Unsure

02:10:01
stronger,

02:10:02
Intiminated

02:10:04
frustrated

02:10:07
a bit confused,

02:10:07
angry

02:10:09
angry at the cat-callers

02:10:09
vulnerable

02:10:19
concern about not creating a violent situation

02:10:19
parental

02:10:27
emboldened

02:10:49
STOP!

02:10:53
stand with the women

02:11:02
Saying “Hey, that is not cool”

02:11:04
Stepping in between

02:11:10
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02:11:12
standing with the woman.

02:11:18
STOP BUT WHERE TO GO FROM THERE?

02:11:19
Talk to the woman, try to divert the man from continuing

02:11:30
keeping safe, body inter position...thanks.

02:11:35
Can I walk with you?

02:12:01
Can the women leave the area?

02:12:18
Asking her if that behavior in this instance bothers her?

02:12:24
lets walk together and get coffee

02:12:26
stay with the situation, offer to accompany her

02:13:28
im black, we dont call the cops

02:13:30
I wanted to just quietly stand beside the woman, but I wonder if she will resent this and what her reaction will be…

02:13:35
hold up phone as if recording

02:13:51
to the catcallers, If this was your sister how would you feel?

02:15:14
can just stand as silent witness without intruding on either’s personal space

02:16:26
Rest and debrief are coming!

02:17:46
Thanks Sarah!

02:19:03
where do we sign up for this??

02:19:04
Do you have to be christian to go?

02:19:55
Learn how to become a Christian Peacemaker Team member: http://cpt.org/participate/peacemaker

02:20:05
http://cpt.org/resources/training

02:20:26
Thanks! Also, we do do two day trainings, as a "taster"

02:20:35
for communities who want to support CPT

02:21:12
People are welcome from ALL faith backgrounds and seekers

02:21:33
do you have to be christian to attend? have faith? atheist welcome?

02:21:50
Everyone welcome on delegations

02:21:51
a helpful site: http://nonviolencetraininghub.org/

02:22:07
Mostly faith based become CPTers

02:22:11
thanks. ive got to go.

02:22:28
Before you leave, if you want a recording of this webinar sent to you, please send your email address to us:

02:22:33
organizing@forusa.org

02:22:38
There are other awesome secular orgs, Nonviolent Peaceforce, Peace Brigades International that do similar work

02:22:44
are yall aware of nonviolence trainings that are not faith based?? or are interfaith?

02:22:53
For sure.

02:24:03
Other questions?

02:24:05
want the recording: Nina Joy Lawrence 9ajoy@comcast.net

02:25:28
unrepentent, convicted, (militant), nonviolence

02:25:59
for me, assertive works better than militant

02:26:46
I would like the slides, please: revsandijohn@gmail.com

02:27:10
militant = loving opponent AND addressing harmful conditions directly

02:27:16
i like militant

02:27:19
sampatwise@gmail

02:27:51
I would like the slides and audio also. kcball1@earthlink.net

02:28:04
Terrific webinar, Matt, Sarah, Ethan. Love you all. Gotta run to a meeting, Will be in touch. Blessings and peace to everyone. Keep up the good Nonviolent Struggle. Together we win.

02:28:08
sampatwise@gmail.com

02:29:18
Decolonial = Analysis and action that preserve the integrity of everyone involved

02:30:39
Sarah: Raising decolonial critiques, will often lead to distancing by others -- even your allies. And to violent response against you/your group.

02:30:51
Can we have a transformed world AND the world we have now?

02:31:51
http://nonviolencetraininghub.org/

02:32:31
Yes! Thank you!!!!

02:33:02
Great job, Matt and Sarah! You said a lot in a short amount of time.

02:33:19
ledayne@bpfna.org

02:33:21
thanks for your summary notes throughout, ledayne

02:33:26
If you want to receive info on upcoming Kingian trainings online, please email kingian@OnEarthPeace.org -- Next round in fall 2017

02:33:32
We invite your feedback and ideas for future conversations and webinars: Ethan’s email is organizing@forusa.org

02:33:49
I learned that from Matt!

02:33:52
JRITACCO@comcast.net

02:34:03
Wish I'd gotten to hear the first part of this training, but it's clear that y'all are amazing and committed trainers. Look forward to the recording.

02:34:07
Ideas for future webinars... email neurothm@ucc.org

02:34:22
mpitzrick@gmail.com

02:34:28
++ LeDayne (-:

02:34:30
Thanks

02:34:42
trueselfportal@gmail.com

02:34:43
Thanks ...yes Sarah was super...slides would be great...and great information. Peace. pastor@stmarkspc.org.

02:34:49
Th!ank you Everyone! Blessings

02:34:50
lofrosell@gmail.com

02:34:57
Participants in today’s webinar from as far away as Bangalore, India!

02:34:58
Chris@directactioneverywhere.com

02:35:01
judykbrandon@gmail.com

02:35:02
recording yes. Max; mhess@tfhlegal.com