training links

The Albert Einstein Institution is a nonprofit organisation advancing the research and use of strategic nonviolent action in conflict situations around the world.

Camp for Climate Change is an activist gathering that takes place once a year in August. Activities at the camp explore grassroots solutions to climate change through workshops, skill-sharing, education, debate and education. Local campaigning groups sustain the camp's energy and objectives with year-round work.

The Class of Nonviolence-Solutions to Violence is an eight session class developed by Colman McCarthy, founder of the Center for Teaching Peace in Washington, D.C. Here you can find a collection of classic readings in peace and justice to learn (or teach) peacemaking.

The Findhorn Foundation believes that by living and working together, putting spiritual values into practice, we are creating a positive and sustainable future for humanity and the planet.To acheive this, they run almost 200 week-long courses every year and conduct workshops abroad upon invitation.

GandhiServe Foundation hopes to help alleviate conflits and inspire others through making available media and resources on Gandhi's life and thoughts.

The Highlander Center believes that the answers to the problems facing society lie in the experiences of ordinary people. Using popular education, participatory research, and cultural work they create spaces where people can gain knowledge, hope and courage, expanding their ideas of what is possible.

The International Center on Nonviolent Conflict is an independent, non-profit, educational foundation that develops and encourages the study and use of civilian-based, nonmilitary strategies to establish and defend human rights, democracy and justice worldwide.

The International Fellowship of Reconcilation is a spiritually based movement compoed of people committed to active nonviolence based upon the belief that love in action has the power to transform unjust political, social and economic structures.

IWPPJ is a spiritual based feminist organisation grounded in the principles of nonviolence working to support and train women's grassroots organisations in South and Southeast Asia. Training topics range from Active Nonviolent Resistance, Leadership for Social Change to Buddhist Peacebuilding, just to name a few.

London ARC is a collectively run building providing space and resources for people and groups working on self-organised, non-hierarchical projects for radical social change. Campaiging groups use this space to organise and plan their activities.