International Center on Nonviolent Conflict
The Center for Nonviolent Conflict Research (CNCR) is an independent, non-profit educational foundation that develops and encourages the study and use of civilian-based, nonmilitary strategies aimed at establishing and defending human rights, democratic self-rule and justice worldwide. Acting as a catalyst to stimulate interest in nonviolent conflict, CNCR collaborates with like-minded educational institutions and nongovernmental organizations to: Educate the Global Public The Center uses television broadcast networks, the internet, and off-air and offline media to disseminate video programming and books, as well as learning materials for schools and universities. All these resources help promote the history and ideas of nonviolent conflict in open or closed societies where rights, justice, or self-determination are at issue. Influence Policies and Media Coverage The Center conducts meetings and briefings, co-sponsors conferences, and makes available articles, books, and films to encourage international institutions and decision makers to facilitate the activity of civilian-based, nonviolent movements. These same tools are used to assist media producers and reporters to expand and improve coverage of nonviolent struggles. Educate Activists and Organizers In response to requests, the Center provides support for seminars and workshops in nonviolent conflict attended by activists and citizens who are considering civilian-based, nonviolent action as a way to seek democracy, justice, or human rights. Such workshops impart conceptual knowledge and help develop skills in applying nonviolent strategies devised by such activists.www.nonviolent-conflict.org
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Aug 27, 2026
Scot NakagawaGUEST
It is a force for good that's been demonstrated over and over and over again.
Scot NakagawaGUEST
That poor movement in Serbia is a perfect example, right? There's a man named Ivan Marovic who runs something called the International Center for Nonviolent Conflict.
Scot NakagawaGUEST
When you talk to him, it's like stand-up comedy.
Scot NakagawaGUEST
He's never gotten off the stage.