15th Annual Month of Nonviolence
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Black Women for Positive Change Calls on America to Promote Non- Violence during ‘National Week of Non-Violence’, August 16-23, 2014
Jun 29, 2014 Washington, DC – Using a playground in the District of Columbia as a backdrop on Monday, June 16, 2014, Black Women for Positive Change (BW4PC) and Members of the BW4PC Summit Council on Non-Violence issued a call for citizens to support a National Week...
Elected Officials Endorse National Week of Non-Violence
Jun 29, 2014 Governor Martin O’Malley, State of Maryland; Governor Bill Haslam, State of Tennessee; and Mayor William Euille, Alexandria, Virginia, are leading elected officials in America, who support the National Week of Non-Violence, August 16-23, 2014, sponsored...
Black Women for Positive Change endorses Darrel Thompson for City Council, Ward 6, District of Columbia
Feb 18, 2014 Black Women for Positive Change, a civic network, announces their endorsement of Darrel Thompson for Ward 6 seat, City Council, District of Columbia. In a joint statement National Co-Chairs Dr Stephanie E. Myers, resident of Ward 6 and Daun S. Hester,...
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Month of Nonviolence
An annual campaign promoting peace and community healing
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Why Nonviolence Matters
Nonviolence is a powerful tool for change.
It strengthens communities, builds understanding, and creates lasting peace.
Through education, dialogue, and action, we can create safer, more connected communities for all.