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SFT Canada National Director speaks to Canadian News channel CTV about the Olympic protests, the situation on the ground in Tibet, the importance of nonviolent action, and the future of the movement...

This song was featured on the 380 Documentary Soundtrack, and was created by students of North Philadelphia, and written by The Apprentice.

Created by students of Young Scholars Charter School's Hip Hop Club in Philadelphia, PA, who describe what goes on in their neighborhood.

Written by The Hip Hop Club of Young Scholars Charter School, in Philadelphia, PA

This track is a PSA about the Germantown Beacon Center, run by EducationWorks, located in Philadelphia, PA

Written by Lady V, of the Hip Hop Club at Young Scholars Charter School.

Created by students of Young Scholars Charter School's Hip Hop Club in Philadelphia, PA, this song is featured on "A Scholar's Progress," released in 2006, and is a cd that features 46 tracks of poems, raps, songs, acapellas, and skits.

Created by students and teachers of Intercultural Family Services A.V.R.P. music production program in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This track is off of their recently released album, "Violence is Wack"

Created by students of Young Scholars Charter School's Hip Hop Club in Philadelphia, PA, this song is featured on "A Scholar's Progress," released in 2006, and is a cd that features 46 tracks of poems, raps, songs, acapellas, and skits.

Created by former students of Audenreid HS, a school in South Philadelphia that was demolished. This track is one of the first tracks created back in 2003!

Created by students and teachers of Intercultural Family Services A.V.R.P. music production program in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This track is off of their recently released album, "Violence is Wack"

Created by students and teachers of Intercultural Family Services A.V.R.P. music production program in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This track is off of their recently released album, "Violence is Wack"

This is another way to keep your head up. Different beat different lyrics...

The anti-drug dealer anthem.

Listen closely as a young boy apologizes to his mother, through a rap song.

"The Dream" is based of off Martin Luther King's "I have a dream speech. The Chorus is " I had a dream that one day, kids can go out in the streets and play without tryin to shoot em all down, shoot em all up" It talks about gun violence.

This clip is from the 28 minute educational DVD: "Nonviolent Resistance on the Land." In April'05 Daoud and Amal Nassar talk about Israel's attempt to confiscate land which has been in their family for generations. They are active in peace organizations including "Tent of Nations" which seeks to bring youth of various cultures together to build bridges of understanding, reconciliation, and peace. Author: dalestuepfert Keywords: nonviolent resistence Palestine/Israel Bethlehem Christmas Lutheran Tent of Nations Added: May 27, 2008

http://www.mslaw.edu Known for his intellectual understanding of theology, how did Martin Luther Kind find the strength to lead the civil rights movement in the face of multiple threats on his life and those of his family when he is called on by the black community to be their spokesperson? Dean Lawrence R. Velvel interviews William H. Chafe, Professor of History and former Dean of the Faculty at Duke University about his new book Private Lives/Public Consequences, Personality and Politics in Modern America, in this episode of The Massachusetts School of Laws Books of our Time. The Massachusetts School of Law also presents information on important current affairs to the general public in television and radio broadcasts, an intellectual journal, conferences, author appearances, blogs and books. For more information visit mslawledu. MSLAW podcasts are available on itunes (just search for mslaw) and at http

The Dalai Lama appeared all over Seattle during the 5 day Seeds of Compassion conference. Tonight on Speaker's Forum, we'll bring you his entire speech from Qwest Field on Saturday, April 12. The day's events included ridiculously gorgeous weather, fifty thousand attendees, a choir with more than a thousand children and a band made up of teachers who played punk rock songs for kids. The 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, speaks about compassion and non violent dialogue. He says the twentieth century was one of bloodshed. But, he says this one is just beginning. And it's our moral responsibility to make it a century of dialogue.

At a gathering of students, colleagues and fans in San Francisco on September 8 2002, internationally respected social movement theorist Bill Moyer gave the final lecture on his model of how global society works and how to change it non-violently.  It was the final statement of insights gathered in a lifetime of activism, societal analysis and teaching as Moyer fought a loosing battle with cancer.  The author of Doing Democracy dropped his body a little over a month later on October 21, 2002.  Bill was a founding Board Member of EON.  He continues to be missed, but his analysis remains as relevant now as it was then.