The Resource Center on Non-Violence (CRNV) announces that it “is taking its winter quarters and will be closed until January 4, 2021, to continue all together our great adventure on the path of non-violence”.
Members and supporters are therefore expected from this date, if of course the sanitary conditions allow it! Because, unfortunately, the CRNV was unable to reopen its doors on the occasion of International Human Rights Day (December 10), a celebration that the association usually celebrates every year. Its volunteers nevertheless propose to make the most of this end-of-year period, by adding some reading material such as the UNESCO Courier archives which are available on the UNESCO website.
At the end of the year, the CRNV welcomed a new trainer, Sandrine Leroux, who will lead several new training sessions scheduled for 2021 (to be discovered on: non-violence-mp.org/formations/).
“And if my emotions allowed me to flourish”, “Dare to enter into conflict and come out of it grown up”, “Knowing how to dialogue in conflict”, “Organize to decide together”, will be added to the “essentials” , like “Developing interpersonal skills through cooperative games” or “How to develop social skills”, for example.
The CRNV is a non-profit association (law 1901), without political or religious affiliation, intended to promote the philosophy and practice of non-violence.
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