THANKS TO NONVIOLENT SCHOOLS RI's ADVOCATES:

Fred is working to bring Kingian Nonviolence to schools in Tucson, AZ

Hassan has worked with youth in Tucson schools and is presently advocating for  just housing accommodations for residents in his neighborhood.

In her position as school social worker, Heather continues to teach many students at Hennessey Elementary School the Principles and strategies of Kingian Nonviolence.

The staff at Hennessey particiipated in NSRI's Educator Training and have been institutionalizing Kingian Nonviolence for several years.

Dr. Onye was the principal of Gilbert Stuart MS when she attended our Educator Training. She has since taken on the role of Providence district DEI director and has been instrumental in bringing in NSRI to train youth throughout Providence, culminating in the first Youth Summit, August 2023.

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At the Summer Institute you will learn:

• how to strengthen the community within your classroom
• proactive strategies to use BEFORE conflicts arise
• a method to encourage a search for truth in an opponent’s position,
• how to pursue respectful dialogue when in a conflict
• methods to de-escalate when in a  conflict 
• use the Nonviolent Steps to resolve conflicts and restore relationships
• learn how to increase teaching time due to the decrease in disruptions
• and so much more!

"The Kingian Nonviolence training has not only changed my way of teaching but has truly changed my way of life! I used to be a conflict avoider, but now I have tools to help me feel confident in reconciling conflict big and small. Having a core set of principles, concrete steps to solving conflicts, and a whole community working together makes for a school where everyone is valued, listened to, and all have the same goal...a PEACEFUL community. In our current society, it gives me hope knowing that I am teaching myself, my students, and my own children at home skills that can be carried through life."

August 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22

9 a.m.-11:45 a.m. United States Eastern Standard Time

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We believe that every child deserves to experience the joy of learning in a Nonviolent school environment.  We must take steps towards reducing violence by bringing Nonviolence education into classrooms. School staff that is dedicated to practicing Nonviolence can transform the  climate (social-emotional) and culture (procedures and policies) of their school, so that it continues to be a place where everyone feels respected, safe, and loved.

There are many ways for you to be involved in our organization.  Please join Nonviolent Schools RI as it brings its mission forward to create  the Beloved Community in our schools.  Spread the word in your school district and wider community!

Have you been searching for ways to transform your classroom to a more inclusive, productive learning environment? If so, then the Nonviolent Schools Summer Institute is what you have been looking for! This is a unique opportunity for public, private, and charter school educators, school staff, and administrators , as well as  those who work with youth in other capacities, to learn how to improve the climate and culture in their classrooms and schools, through the use of conflict reconciliation skills, Nonviolence principles, community building strategies, and more!  Social-Emotional Learning (SEL), Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), and educational justice are what our Institute is all about!