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Mahatma Gandhi and followers

Teaching Gandhi’s Nonviolent Principles in a Violent Time

Source: The New York Times

In this interview, a youth educator at the Gandhi Institute describes how her organization applies a philosophy of principled nonviolence to its work with conflict resolution in schools.

This entry was posted in Hard-Won Liberty and tagged Current Events, Historic Figures on August 1, 2018 by Chandler Gifford.

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