Two Community Murals designed in part by Hartford residents of all ages, have been painted on the walls of the concession stand in Colt Park in Hartford, CT. One, “Attack Problems Not People” is the fourth in a series of six murals in Hartford, intended to foster an environment and culture of Nonviolence. The other, a long-awaited representation of beloved baseball legend, Roberto Clemente. (see Hartford Courant article here)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Victoria Christgau, Executive Director Connecticut Center for Nonviolence Phone: 860-567-3441 Email: victoria@ctnonviolence.org Date: March 10, 2026 Bernard LaFayette Jr., Civil Rights
We are partnering with great organizations for the 2026 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday! Please join us in building a Culture of Nonviolence in these complex and challenging times.
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ThinKING Youth Nonviolence Leaders from CREC Academy of Areospace and Engineering AAE the Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts GHAA recently visited The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art and in it the Amistad Center for Art and Cultural.
