Examples of using Nonviolence programme in English and their translations into German
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The Nonviolence Programme is divided in three main areas.
For the past year, War Resisters' International has been developing a new Nonviolence Programme.
The Nonviolence Programme secured funding for several activities in 2016.
After ten years Javier Gárate,WRI's first ever Nonviolence Programme worker, is leaving WRI.
The Nonviolence Programme has a particular interest in working to counter the arms trade and other forms of war profiteering.
The Campaign Against War Profiteersis one of the three main areas of focus for the Nonviolence Programme during this period.
WRI's Nonviolence Programme promotes the use of active nonviolence to confront the causes of war and militarism.
The appeal will be sent out at the end of October and focuses on WRI's nonviolence programme and the new'Handbook for Nonviolent Campaigns.
The Nonviolence Programme needs more visibility, by producing more resources, and making the network more involved in the programme. .
On the fundraising side, one of our main priorities is the Nonviolence Programme and we are sending out a number of applications, with one first encouraging result.
Our Nonviolence Programme connects movements using nonviolent methods for social change e.g. through organising workshops and exchanges on nonviolence training.
Providing resources to strengthen and deepen our understanding of nonviolence, nonviolent strategies,and nonviolent campaigning is one of the main aims of the Nonviolence Programme.
In these ten years the Nonviolence Programme has had many achievements sharing resources and empowering groups in nonviolence campaigns.
Since 1986, WRI's capacity to support groups taking on nonviolent actionhas grown, thanks to the Nonviolence Programme, but also thanks to more and more members committed to nonviolent action.
Andrew works on the Nonviolence Programme, which develops resources and organises training in nonviolent social change, with a specific focus on resisting"war profiteers.
Fr 25 Jul 2017 Empowering Nonviolence is a project of War Resisters' International's Nonviolence Programme, offering campaigning resources and nonviolence training to grassroots activists around the world in several languages.
The Nonviolence Programme committee continues to be very active in the life and work of the programme, offering support to staff, and are particularly involved in the New Worlds in Old Shells project.
The 2016 figure is a bit misleading: it includes funds raised for the Nonviolence Programme's work throughout the year, as well as a good number of individual donations that were in fact accumulated over several years, but(for technical reasons) only accounted for recently.
The Nonviolence Programme can provide coordination, including a sharing of strategies, but the campaign itself will be a collection of local campaigns not a single focused campaign out of a central office.
Fundraising The Nonviolence Programme has managed to raise funds for all the above projects of the programme, but not funding to contribute to general staff expenses.
The Nonviolence Programme is a direct response to needs expressed by activist groups for nonviolence training and resources, especially focusing on campaign strategies for nonviolent direct action NVDA.