Campaign Nonviolence

10/08/2026

DAF Day 2026 is here. A nationwide celebration of generosity through Donor-Advised Funds.

When you make a DAF gift to Pace e Bene today, you’re helping us promote the culture of nonviolence globally.

Here’s how you can take part:
1- Decide which organizations to support with your DAF
2- Give easily and get counted in today's impact by giving through DAFpay on either our website or directly through the DAF website!
3- Celebrate the power of giving together by spreading the word

🧡 Today your DAF can do more than ever before. Join us and be part of the movement.
👉 Give now: https://paceebene.org/planned-giving

10/07/2026

Did someone just mention a 2 day nonviolence summit with some of the world's greatest practitioners?

We are happy to launch our 2026 nonviolence solutions summit taking place on DEC 12 -13 via Zoom!

Learn more: https://paceebene.org/nonviolent-solutions-summit

10/05/2026

Despite the chronic despair we’re relentlessly taught to feel, a way forward out of the morass is being forged, step by step.

How do we know? By the rustling sound of thousands of steps—including the steps that tens of thousands of people all over the planet took over the past 12 days as they moved into action for a better world of nonviolent solutions as part of the Campaign Nonviolence Days of Action.

From Bangalore, India, to Brooklyn, New York; from Nairobi, Kenya, to Newburg, Oregon; from Dakar, Senegal, to Davenport, Iowa; from San Antonio, Texas, to Ciudad del Plata, Uruguay; and even from Carcassonne, France, to the Cox's Bazar Rohingya Refugee Camp in Bangladesh—people voted for a powerful and liberating alternative.

For all of those who made Action Days real—we thank you. Every individual. Every group. And every one of the numerous partner organizations who stepped up and stepped out to make the call for active and liberating nonviolence resound across their cities and continents.

We thank you all for your creativity. We thank you all for your gumption. We thank you all for all the energy you poured into this visible proclamation of peace.

Finally, give us the chance to thank you one more time—once you have sent us your report and pictures! Please use this link to tell the story of your event: https://form.jotform.com/260997077507167?emci=2186ac8f-acbe-f111-a6a9-000d3a56d2f7&emdi=f2e9da9b-19bf-f111-a6a9-000d3a56d2f7&ceid=26764601

Action Days 2026 are over. But our work—for nonviolent answers, for spreading the power of nonviolent change, for sustaining the web of connection and nonviolent action—continues. Let the energy of Action Days propel us forward into the challenges and joys of this journey of transformation. After all, the search for nonviolent solutions has only begun.

Pace e Bene is committed to carrying on. We invite you to do so, too!

Onward!

10/02/2026

Today, we close Campaign Nonviolence Action Days on the International Day of Nonviolence.

For ten days, people across communities have organized, shared solutions, challenged violence, supported one another, and put nonviolence into practice.
That is what gives this day meaning.

Nonviolence grows through action. We build it when we interrupt harm, strengthen our communities, organize for justice, and choose methods that protect human dignity while confronting what needs to change.

So as Action Days comes to a close, carry one action forward.

10/02/2026

Pace e Bene joins the world in promoting the power of active nonviolence on the International Day of Nonviolence today - and every day!

Check out Campaign Nonviolence Action Days for nonviolent solutions worldwide and its thousands of events over the past 12 days — from the International Day of Peace to the International Day of Nonviolence!

10/02/2026

Thanks to Nina Eirinophili and Peace Power for sharing this handy vocab shift guide on the International Day of Nonviolence.

Happy International Day of Nonviolence! Let's change our vocabulary at work.
Source: https://tofuandpotatoes.com

10/01/2026

Turn your movie night into an Action Days!

Today at 11 AM PT, the is hosting a free virtual screening of The Third Harmony.

Culture teaches us what conflict looks like, who holds power and what kinds of responses we imagine are possible. Film can widen that imCulture teaches us what conflict looks like, who holds power and what kinds of responses we imagine are possible.

Make your next movie night part of the culture shift. Choose a story that explores nonviolence, resistance, reconciliation or social transformation, watch it with someone else and talk about what stayed with you.

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/h38nP8YHQh2bkU1wc7X6Aw #/registration

09/30/2026

A solution travels when people share it.

Throughout this year, people have taken the ideas behind Nonviolent Solutions into their own communities: starting conversations, organizing campaigns, contacting decision-makers, learning new practices and turning examples from elsewhere into local action.

Help the next idea travel by joining ACTION DAYS THROUGH: www.paceebene.org/action-days

09/30/2026

In their community, New Hope Community Initiative brought children, young people and community members together to reflect, educate and act on nonviolence.
Participants explored violence and conflict, learned peaceful ways to respond to challenges, and discussed how they can strengthen safety, respect, inclusion and peace in their schools and communities.

What stands out is the participation itself: young people shared their experiences, worked through practical activities, and helped shape what a culture of nonviolence can look like in everyday life.

This is what Campaign Nonviolence Action Days is all about: communities creating space to learn, organize and act together.

We’re proud to uplift the work of New Hope Community Initiative – NeHCI and the voices of the young people helping move nonviolence from principle into practice.

09/29/2026

What does social cohesion look like when war reshapes everyday life?

joined in the Beqaa, Lebanon, to reflect together on what they had lived through since the war’s escalation in 2023, how they had supported themselves through that period, and how they had worked to preserve trust and cohesion within their communities.

Through art and collective reflection, the organizers revisited the ways they responded to uncertainty, displacement and pressure while continuing to create spaces of connection around them.

The day recognized social cohesion requires constant work. People sustain it through care, mutual support, creative expression and the choice to remain connected even when crisis pushes communities apart.

For Campaign Nonviolence Action Days, this reflection became an opportunity to look back at what had held them together — and to carry those practices forward.

You still have time to do the same, register your action through: www.paceebene.org/action-days