Empowering Communities to Reconcile Conflict through Education and the Arts
 

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Culinary Arts Academy at Weaver High School 415 Granby St. Hartford, CT 06112
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
2:00—4:00 pm $20.00 per person
St. Thomas Seminary 467 Bloomfield Avenue Bloomfield, CT 06002

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St. Bart’s Parish 736 Middle Turnpike
Manchester, CT

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We are an emerging not-for-profit organization.

Our Mission: The Connecticut Center for Nonviolence is a statewide leader in nonviolence education and the arts. CTCN trains citizens and civic leaders to practice Kingian Nonviolence Conflict Reconciliation. Through trainings, workshops and assembly programs, the CTCN brings people from diverse communities together in dialogue and creative expression to explore the root causes of violence and to learn constructive methods of transforming conflict into opportunity based upon the teaching of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Our programs are tailored to fit your specific interests and needs. We encourage you to call or email us directly.

Our Goal is to apply and teach the philosophy and methodology of Dr Martin Luther King, Jr. through educational projects and the arts.

Our Team of certified Kingian Nonviolence Educators will work with you to implement programs that transform the cycle of violence in our homes, schools, work places and in our communities. We offer a systematic approach, drawn from concrete principles and steps of nonviolence that have been successfully used throughout the United States and the world.

Victoria Christgau, Executive Director
Phone: 860-567-3441 vchristgau@gmail.com

We excited to present this three minute video
of our recent Youth Nonviolence - Be the Change,
Become a Leader Conference at the University of Hartford.

Thanks to Rusty Dyer and Digi/Dyer Productions for
making this possible!

 
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“At the center of nonviolence stands the principle of love” —MLK

Connecticut Center For Nonviolence
Empowering Communities to Reconcile Conflict through Education and the Arts

50 Founders Plaza, Suite 304
East Hartford, CT 06108

Office Cell: 860-567-3441
vchristgau@gmail.com

Design: Linda Goldsmith Design, Harwinton, CT
Production: Rusty Dyer, DigiDyer Productions