Dr. Martin Luther King believed that only nonviolent action can ultimately build peace and justice. But how? On April 4, the somber anniversary of Dr. King’s assassination,USIP hosted a forum on ways to reclaim and re-frame nonviolent action against 21st-century global conflicts, extremisms, and injustices that fuel them. Researchers and activists discussed their recent or forthcoming books on nonviolent action and join an audience-wide conversation and poll.

Read more at: www.usip.org/events/dr-martin-luther-king-s-path-peace

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Only a couple of stones remain to signify this place where Maharajah Hari Singh used to hold court in Dunga Batala.

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The same afternoon, all rest in the shade.

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A session with land users in Kilosa District, Morogoro intending to establish and strengthen peace building and conflict resolution committees among pastoralists and farmers.