Nonviolent Activism Organizations

• Society: Organizations: Advocacy 
• Society: Issues: Peace 

• The Albert Einstein Institution  - Promotes the use of strategic nonviolent actions to resolve conflicts around the world.
• Alternatives to Violence  - Get to know the undertakings of this project to help address the growing concern of violence. Learn about the products and conferences being offered and facilitated.
• The Center for Nonviolent Communication  - Contains articles, writings, news, and instructional materials for teaching nonviolence.
• Centre for Applied Nonviolent Action and Strategies (CANVAS)  - Explore the various ways violence thrives among mankind in this presentation by CANVAS.
• Common Peace  - Information about the programs, services, and activities of the Center for the Advancement of Nonviolence.
• Deep Humanity Institute  - Profiles information on the Institute's services, people, and activities. With location and contact details.
• EMDR Human Assistance Programs  - Showcases the achievements and activities of the Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing group. Discussion groups and research findings also presented.
• Flagstaff Center for Compassionate Communication  - Learn about the Group's mission, get to know its services and activities, and go over the class schedules presented.
• The Forgiveness Project  - Presents the profile of an apolitical charitable institution that works for conflict resolution at the local, national, and international levels.
• Innate  - Contains news, editorials, pamphlets, and resources for nonviolent action, training, and education.
• International Center for Nonviolent Conflict  - Encourages the use of civilian based strategies or means to resolve conflicts and protect democracy and human rights.
• Jonah House  - Presents confessions of crimes against the State and features letters from convicts.
• Karuna Center for Peacebuilding  - Information about the Center's programs, services, and activities. With publications and links to other peace advocating websites.
• Listening Project  - Facilitates the communication, understanding, and empowerment of people in the fields of justice, peace, health, and environment.
• Middleway  - Calls for individual initiative to find and start peace.
• MK Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence  - Introduces the Institute's programs, events, and services. With news and action alerts.
• Moviment Graffitti  - Campaigns against the oppression and exploitation of people, environment, and animals. With forums and a photo archive.
• Nonviolence International  - Features global programs that aim to counter violence - peace education, advocacy activities, and more.
• The Peace Alliance and Foundation  - Promotes nonviolence by organizing principles and working for the passage of pertinent legislation.
• Peace Learning Center  - Posts various conflict management trainings and services. With materials for teachers and peace advocates.
• Public Listening Project  - Seeks to raise awareness among the public about the war situation in Iraq.
• The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation  - Features inspiration and information about showing random acts of kindness in the classroom, community or on an individual basis.
• Resource Center for Nonviolence  - Maintains collections of news, reports, programs, and articles that provide information or education on peace and conflict resolution.
• Seeking Common Ground  - Avenue for individual and group advocates for peace to interact, share ideas, and communicate programs and services.
• Students for Peace and Humanity  - Presents alternatives to war and features practical options for socially conscious living.
• World Peace Society  - Conveys the message that addressing violence basically starts from individual sentiment and action, not just with political and governmental efforts.