The Interfaith Center at Miami University invites you to join our panel of speakers who have made Nonviolence the central tenet of their work and their lives. True nonviolence is not only a strategy or a tactic, it is a way of life. The panelists will share how their commitment to Nonviolence changed their lifestyle and their life path. Our discussion will include: * the greatest challenges one has to overcome in order to stay committed to a nonviolent life * the importance of nonviolence in creating social change * the greatest obstacles in creating social change through nonviolence ABOUT THE PANELISTS: Kelisha Graves, Chief Research, Education, and Programs Officer at The King Center for Nonviolence in Atlanta, GA Barbara Harrison, Senior Director of External Affairs at The King Center for Nonviolence in Atlanta, GA Gwen Olton, Interim Director at The M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence in Rochester, NY Jonathan Lewis, Kingian Nonviolence Coordinator at the National Southern Christian Leadership Conference