Presented by Peace Catalyst International

Beyond Protest: Nonviolent Strategies for Resisting Empire and Living Peace

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Online via Zoom

Date & Time

Wednesday, 01/28/2026
8:00pm EST - 9:30pm EST
Add to Calendar 01/28/2026 08:00:00 PM 01/28/2026 09:30:00 PM America/New_York Beyond Protest: Nonviolent Strategies for Resisting Empire and Living Peace When our neighbors are threatened and hurt by those in power, protests and vigils are essential ways to prophetically demand justice and care. But if those demands are ignored, what else can we do?   In this workshop, we will explore the nonviolent tactics beyond protests and mass demonstrations, and the strategies we can use speak truth to power, stop cooperating with those causing harm, and intervene to disrupt the injustice. From sit-ins and boycotts to not answering the door and misfiling paperwork, there are countless ways that people can work together to resist oppression.    Join us for an interactive session of experiential learning, teaching and discussion, application, and resources to practice strategic nonviolence in your own community.  **This event is part of our monthly Taste of Peace series, where we offer introductory-level conversations about all things peacebuilding and explore something new every month. We hope you’ll join us for this event and other upcoming Taste of Peace events!   MEET THE FACILITATOR Peter Digitale Anderson Peter is Peace Catalyst’s Executive Director and Program Director in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he is equipping community peacemakers and collaborating with others for racial justice and healing. His projects include facilitating a healing and practice space for white men undoing white supremacist and patriarchal cultures; organizing white folk, especially people of faith, to work for racial justice alongside BIPOC partners; providing nonviolent protection for civilians and training others in safety skills; building community and inspiring activists through singing circles; and more. In addition, Peter leads trainings in conflict transformation, nonviolence, trauma awareness and healing, and community-based peacebuilding.   Online via Zoom

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About This Event

When our neighbors are threatened and hurt by those in power, protests and vigils are essential ways to prophetically demand justice and care. But if those demands are ignored, what else can we do?
 
In this workshop, we will explore the nonviolent tactics beyond protests and mass demonstrations, and the strategies we can use speak truth to power, stop cooperating with those causing harm, and intervene to disrupt the injustice. From sit-ins and boycotts to not answering the door and misfiling paperwork, there are countless ways that people can work together to resist oppression. 
 
Join us for an interactive session of experiential learning, teaching and discussion, application, and resources to practice strategic nonviolence in your own community. 

**This event is part of our monthly Taste of Peace series, where we offer introductory-level conversations about all things peacebuilding and explore something new every month. We hope you’ll join us for this event and other upcoming Taste of Peace events!

 

MEET THE FACILITATOR

Peter Digitale Anderson

Peter is Peace Catalyst’s Executive Director and Program Director in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he is equipping community peacemakers and collaborating with others for racial justice and healing. His projects include facilitating a healing and practice space for white men undoing white supremacist and patriarchal cultures; organizing white folk, especially people of faith, to work for racial justice alongside BIPOC partners; providing nonviolent protection for civilians and training others in safety skills; building community and inspiring activists through singing circles; and more. In addition, Peter leads trainings in conflict transformation, nonviolence, trauma awareness and healing, and community-based peacebuilding.

 

About This Event

When our neighbors are threatened and hurt by those in power, protests and vigils are essential ways to prophetically demand justice and care. But if those demands are ignored, what else can we do?
 
In this workshop, we will explore the nonviolent tactics beyond protests and mass demonstrations, and the strategies we can use speak truth to power, stop cooperating with those causing harm, and intervene to disrupt the injustice. From sit-ins and boycotts to not answering the door and misfiling paperwork, there are countless ways that people can work together to resist oppression. 
 
Join us for an interactive session of experiential learning, teaching and discussion, application, and resources to practice strategic nonviolence in your own community. 

**This event is part of our monthly Taste of Peace series, where we offer introductory-level conversations about all things peacebuilding and explore something new every month. We hope you’ll join us for this event and other upcoming Taste of Peace events!

 

MEET THE FACILITATOR

Peter Digitale Anderson

Peter is Peace Catalyst’s Executive Director and Program Director in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he is equipping community peacemakers and collaborating with others for racial justice and healing. His projects include facilitating a healing and practice space for white men undoing white supremacist and patriarchal cultures; organizing white folk, especially people of faith, to work for racial justice alongside BIPOC partners; providing nonviolent protection for civilians and training others in safety skills; building community and inspiring activists through singing circles; and more. In addition, Peter leads trainings in conflict transformation, nonviolence, trauma awareness and healing, and community-based peacebuilding.

 

Location

Online via Zoom

Date & Time

Wednesday, 01/28/2026
8:00pm EST - 9:30pm EST
Add to Calendar 01/28/2026 08:00:00 PM 01/28/2026 09:30:00 PM America/New_York Beyond Protest: Nonviolent Strategies for Resisting Empire and Living Peace When our neighbors are threatened and hurt by those in power, protests and vigils are essential ways to prophetically demand justice and care. But if those demands are ignored, what else can we do?   In this workshop, we will explore the nonviolent tactics beyond protests and mass demonstrations, and the strategies we can use speak truth to power, stop cooperating with those causing harm, and intervene to disrupt the injustice. From sit-ins and boycotts to not answering the door and misfiling paperwork, there are countless ways that people can work together to resist oppression.    Join us for an interactive session of experiential learning, teaching and discussion, application, and resources to practice strategic nonviolence in your own community.  **This event is part of our monthly Taste of Peace series, where we offer introductory-level conversations about all things peacebuilding and explore something new every month. We hope you’ll join us for this event and other upcoming Taste of Peace events!   MEET THE FACILITATOR Peter Digitale Anderson Peter is Peace Catalyst’s Executive Director and Program Director in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he is equipping community peacemakers and collaborating with others for racial justice and healing. His projects include facilitating a healing and practice space for white men undoing white supremacist and patriarchal cultures; organizing white folk, especially people of faith, to work for racial justice alongside BIPOC partners; providing nonviolent protection for civilians and training others in safety skills; building community and inspiring activists through singing circles; and more. In addition, Peter leads trainings in conflict transformation, nonviolence, trauma awareness and healing, and community-based peacebuilding.   Online via Zoom

Price

$0 - $20
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