Oct. 26, 2022 - Registration is free, limited and on a first come first served basis.

RSVP Now to support NVI at the Gallery Night on June 1.

City officials, law enforcement, community partners and NVI staff called for unity in the aftermath of the racially motivated attack.

Power stories of survival and forgiveness.

The report analyzed CDC data.

Real world experiences played a big part in this cohort.

Providing hope is a key deliverable at the Nonviolence Institute.

Hailing from Cranston, Col. Weaver is known for his integrity, work ethic, and community-building skills.

Almost $500k was waived, providing much needed relief to hundreds of individuals.

Members came to realize common struggles even thought their individual experiences differed.

This extended training took place at the Blackstone Academy campus and at the Institute.

We are so thankful to Juan for all the great work he has done over the last thirteen years!

Joining with other community stakeholders and Health Equity Scholars.

Our Fox Point workshop was our best attended event so far in 2022!

NVI team members enjoyed one of Sister Ann's favorite events.

Powerful testimony to the devastation that occurs in the moment and in the aftermath of gun violence.

This introductory training session gave students an understanding of the Principles and Steps of Nonviolence.

Another resounding success for the second SEED Cohort of 2022.

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Major Jorge Elorza joined the celebration as our first SEED Cohort graduates.