Some of the events scheduled for A Season For Nonviolence. For a full list contact The Season at 310 – 815-0222.

A community forum to exchange ideas with ministers, police officers and our neighbors about the practice of nonviolence as a tool to change, to heal and to empower our lives and our communities.

A facilitated Labyrinth walk focusing on planting seeds for peace on the equinox. The Labyrinth image holds the experience of wholness and is universally recognized as a symbol of unity.

A celebration which will be held in cooperation with the International Society of Divine Love and will include messages from different faiths. prayers, meditations and a Unity and Diversity candle lighting.

An annual Fundraising Awards and Recognition Dinner honoring individuals who have advocated for the rights of refugees, immigrants, and those of African heritage in their pursuit of economic and social independence in this country. Guest speakers. live entertainment and traditional African fashion show.

A workshop exploring the mythology and symbolism of the Labyrinth as a universally recognized symbol of unity and wholeness and experiencing the transformative energy of walking it. Price is 545.00 preregistration.

An intensive training in nonviolent communication led by the founder of the Center for Nonviolent Communication, Dr. Marshall Rosenberg. This is an opportunity to refine our skills of nonviolent communication, deepen our understanding of the process and to learn how to help others to do the same. Limited to 25 people. $325 for 3 days; $250 for Sat. & Sun.

A dedication of a new Labyrinth invites people to walk this ancient symbol of unity and pray for peace.

An introduction evening to nonviolent communication led by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg, who uses stories. original songs and role playing to demonstrate the basic principles and the process of nonviolent communication which he has developed and taught over the last 35 years. $20.00 suggested donation.

A community forum to exchange ideas with ministers. police officers and our neighbors about the practice of nonviolence as a tool to change. to heal and to empower our lives and our communities.

An evening of readings, pertinent skits which emphasize nonviolence, and Unity's choral group singing songs of joy and peace.

A community event designed to increase respect for each other and the neighborhood through a clean-up program, beautifying our schools and our streets.

A former foster child and Miss Teen USA in 1994, author of Lost in the System, Charlotte Lopez, speaks to foster children. current foster parents and caring community members about her experiences as a child in foster care.

The third annual Peace Day is bring together local organizations and communities for a celebration of life. The day will include plenty of entertainment such as musicians, poets, dancers, bands. step teams and celehrity speakers as well as community booths.

"A Place for Peace" - Community and D.A.R.E. Plus event creating a mural..stepping stones. while working and planting a garden.

A community form to exchange ideas with ministers, police officers and our neighbors about the practice of nonviolence as a tool to change, to heal and to empower our lives and our communities.

A discussion which focuses on nonviolence and ways it can be applied today with the intention of building ongoing cooperation among individuals, groups, networks and the establishment of a People’s United Nations.

Volunteers will create a mural on the clinic's play yeard that will give a warm and welcoming feel and reflect the diversity of the clients that the clinic serves.

A Health Faire. hosted by the City of Carson. which provides various types of practitioners offering their services free of charge to surrounding communities who otherwise could not afford it. There will be raffles, celebrities, autographing photographs. giveaways, gift certificates to the various centers either involved or donating their future services, food tasting and a children's room providing interactive information on health.

A 12 hour intensive - an opportunity to explore one’s universal love, harmony and eternal peace. Price is $90.00.

All day concert with speakers encouraging gang members to stop the violence and enroll in college.

Networking and community resourcing for parents, neighbors, caregivers and communities interested in promoting peaceful envoironments for infants, parents, and caregivers.