World Movement for Nonviolence
The World Movement for Nonviolence "was founded by Bawa Jain in 1998 to raise awareness of the critical importance of practicing peacefulness in today's world. Its goal is to prevent violence in every form by promoting the use of diplomatic means for resolving conflict. Bawa Jain received an inspired dictation from his spiritual father, His Holiness Acharya Sushil Kumarji Maharaj, one of this century's international peace leader.
"The World Movement for Nonviolence has forged partnerships and alliances with individuals and organizations in over 140 cities across America and more than 60 countries in the belief that a united effort will strengthen the commitment toward a more peaceful world." [1]
They endorse the work of a group called Nonviolent Peaceforce.
Contents
Gandhi-King Award for Non-Violence
- 1999 Kofi Annan
- 2000 Nelson Mandela
- 2001 Jane Goodall
- 2002 Mata Amritanandamayui
- 2003 Mwai Kibaki
