Trainings + Events

October 25, 10 am -11:30 am Pacific

"Things of fundamental importance to the people are not secured by reason alone but have to be purchased with their suffering . . . if you want something really important to be done you must not merely satisfy the reason, you must move the heart also." –Gandhi, CWMG, vol. 54, 48. Also in All Men Are Brothers, 118.

At a time when protests are rising across the country and around the world, many of us are asking deeper questions about what real change requires. What does it mean not only to resist injustice, but to build something more whole in its place? And where does nonviolence fit—not just as a strategy, but as a guiding force? Join us for a screening of The Third Harmony, followed by a facilitated dialogue exploring what comes next. The film invites us into a powerful rethinking of human nature and the role nonviolence has played—and can continue to play—in shaping our shared future. From there, we’ll take time together to reflect on the moment we’re in: What are today’s movements calling for, and what are they revealing? Is nonviolence simply a tool within movements—or is it the movement itself? What would it take for our actions, our relationships, and our vision to come into greater alignment?