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Like apes we have territoriality built into us and we tend to get violent when our tribe is confronted with another tribe. But in the evolutionary process, cooperation effectively trumped competition. Pervez Hoodboy, nuclear physicist and poli
In what ways was nonviolence evident in ancient India and what is the significance of Emperor Ashoka's response to the violence he himself had unleashed? In Episode 3 of Ahimsa Conversations Podcast, historian Nayanjot Lahiri reflects on such
Growing up during a period of violence can foster the quest for nonviolence. Social activist and entrepreneur, Vivek Sharma grew up during the times of violent militancy in Punjab. In Episode 2 of Ahimsa Conversations Podcast, he explains how t
Standing up for someone who was being hurt was an empowering experience, even when Johnson Yeung Ching Yin was himself a child. As a university student he became one of the leaders of Hong King's pro democracy Umbrella Movement in 2014. In Epis
मध्यस्थता उन तरीकों से संघर्षों को हल कर सकती है जो दोनों पक्षों को उचित और न्यायपूर्ण लगता है|In the final episode of Ahimsa Conversations Podcast S3, Sriram Panchu, an internationally renowned mediator and lawyer, speaks about how mediation
Jørgen Johansen was 18 years old when he was sent to prison for refusing to become a soldier. In Episode 9 of Ahimsa Conversations Podcast S3, Jørgen describes a life-long engagement with peace activism. Speaking about the conflict in Ukraine,
In Ep 8 of Ahimsa Conversations Podcast S3, David Swanson, co-founder of the network World Beyond War, draws attention towards attention towards the conflict in Ukraine where people are kneeling or standing before tanks, feeding soldiers and ha
Knowing and documenting the horrific consequences of violence is one way of honouring its victims and preventing violence in future. In Episode 7 of Ahimsa Conversations Podcast we have Camilla Brunelli, who works on European memory culture and
सामूहिक विनाश के हथियारों को खारिज करना केवल अस्तित्व की वृत्ति की अभिव्यक्ति नहीं है - यह एक नैतिक मुद्दा हैListen to Achin Vanaik, an anti-nuclear weapons activist, talk about why opposition to nuclear weapons is not usually considered a par
क्या संघर्ष को पूर्वक्रया करना संभव है? Non-violence trainer Jill Carr Harris believes that this is indeed sometimes possible if you bring your non- reactive self to the fore. In Ep 5, she talks about her work with village women struggling fo
क्या गांधी ने अहिंसा को धर्म में बदलकर इस आदर्श को मायावी बना दिया?In Ep 4 of Ahimsa Conversations Podcast S3, Jyotirmaya Sharma reflects on this question based on his extensive study of nationalism, particularly Hindu nationalism and his new
क्या केवल मनुष्यों के संबंध में अहिंसा के बारे में सोचना एक घातक दोष है?In Ep 3 of Ahimsa Conversations Podcast Season 3, Sagar Dhara, an environmental engineer and activist explains how carbon theft by human societies has led to a steady buil
"अगर सौ लोग सांप्रदायिक दंगों में भाग लेते हैं, तो उन लोगों की तलाश करनी चाहिए जिन्होंने 'दूसरे' समुदाय के लोगों के जीवन को बचाने में मदद की, भले ही वे सिर्फ दो व्यक्ति ही क्यों न हों।"रज़िया पटेल के सामाजिक और राजनीतिक ज्ञान को इसी ज्ञान से आ
क्या हिंसक खिलौने हमें हिंसा की संस्कृति की ओर ले जाते हैं?Season 3, Ep 1 of Ahimsa Conversations Podcast will see educator and scholar of peace studies, Alicia Cabezudo talk about how violent toys can be detrimental for children and society a
Episode 20: Sachin Rao - What attracts political party workers to a retreat on Paths of Nonviolence?
Sachin Rao says it’s a wide spread curiosity about the linkages between Swaraj, Truth and Nonviolence. A former engineer and business consultant, Sachin is now a full-time worker of a major political party, the Indian National Congress. Since 2
In the exhaustive media coverage of the United States’ Presidential election, the American Shanti Sena (Peace Army) network hardly got a mention. That is because violence prevention is generally under-reported. Michael Nagler, veteran peace act
Aruna Roy learnt early in life that anger and violence can be quite different. As a political activist she has applied this learning to her work in Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS) and in the Right to Information movement – leading campaig
Violence is a natural human tendency and that is why all religions guide us on how to overcome our base self, says Ali Khan, historian, poet and political worker in Ep 7 of Ahimsa Conversations Podcast S2. There is no path directly from violenc
Nonviolence is a way of life for courageous people. This is what inspired and empowered Robin Wildman to create a program for nonviolent schools in Rhode Island, USA. A retired school teacher herself, Robin is a nonviolence trainer in the trad
Radha Bhatt is a veteran of ‘Chipko’ and other nonviolent struggles for social and economic justice. In this conversation she recalls how she first learnt nonviolence from her mother’s capacity for empathy with the suffering of an animal. Even
From opposing the military draft in France to a global campaign against hunger – Jean Fabre has sought to overcome several dimensions of structural violence. In the early 1990s Jean was part of the team that created the United Nations Human Dev
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