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We will gradually be adding material (most of
which we already have available as paper copies in the shape
of a pack) to this section. If you have any queries, please
get in touch.
We have divided the workshops into 'Nonviolence and
nonviolent action' and 'Group work and dynamics'.
If you’re wondering where to start, or
would like a quick ‘tour’ of the materials, read
our ‘Short
guide to training materials from INNATE’. See also
the training map, listed at the bottom of this section.
Seven controversies
in nonviolent action
Nonviolence: An Introduction
Nonviolence:
Basis and forms
Nonviolence
and Christian Belief
Nonviolent tactics workshop
Violence/nonviolence
spectrum
Workshop on strategising
There is a considerable amount of material on consensus in
‘Consensus for small groups’ (below). But there
are many other aspects of group work and dynamics which are
important in building effective groups, and, as importantly,
not disenchanting those who are already interested and involved.
While these may seem at times to be at one move from ‘active
nonviolence’ they are actually key to practising what
we preach; respect and care for all, including in our everyday
working and voluntary lives and commitments and with our ‘own’
people.
Getting
the most from the meeting and workshop experience
Making a drama of a
crisis
Broadbased
Organising
Being an animal
'Had A Good Day
At The Office, Darling?'
Signs
of Mature Group Process
Consensus
for small groups
Some of the options for training and exploration plus their
inter-relatedness with other options and areas are explored
in this flow chart.
(Complied from experience of INNATE).
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