AVP-USA, Inc. – Alternatives to Violence Project
The Alternatives To Violence Project-USA. Transform Conflict. AVP in Prisons. AVP does much of it’s work with the incarcerated who deal with violence both in the “inside” and “outside” worlds.Read More > In Communities. Communities are not immune to the effects of violence. Here much of the violence we encounter is NOT physical. Read More >
Alternatives to Violence Project International – The ...
Alternatives to Violence Project International – The Alternatives to Violence Project is a network of volunteers running workshops for anyone who wants to find ways of resolving conflict without resorting to violence. We work in the community and in prisons.
About Us – AVP-USA, Inc.
Alternatives to Violence Project brings together diverse groups of people to build Dr. King’s nonviolent “beloved community”. Together, we will build a more peaceful and equitable world. …
Alternatives to Violence Project - Wikipedia
The Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) is a volunteer-run conflict transformation program. Teams of trained AVP facilitators conduct experiential workshops to develop participants' abilities to resolve conflicts without resorting to manipulation, coercion, or violence.
In Prisons – AVP-USA, Inc.
I was introduced to the Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) while I was an inmate at the Faribault Correctional Facility. I would like to take this opportunity to share with the readers a little about myself, and the importance of nonviolence.
The AVP Program – Alternatives to Violence Project International
Changing how we deal with conflict and violence. The Alternatives to Violence Project is a network of volunteers running workshops for anyone who wants to find ways of resolving conflict without resorting to violence. We work in the community and in prisons.
About Us – Alternatives to Violence Project International
To grow the Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) program by nurturing a worldwide community of practice, supporting AVP organizations, facilitators and workshops, and developing shared standards and resources.