Medford, Massachusetts
June 23-30, 2007

• Fletcher Summer Institute for the Advanced Study of Nonviolent Conflict
  The second annual executive education program in the advanced interdisciplinary study of nonviolent conflict for representatives of the media, civil society, international organizations and the policy world.

Geneva, Switzerland
April 26, 2007

• Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)
• Presentation by Berel Rodal and Vanessa Ortiz: "Civilian-Based Nonviolent Action to Protect Rights"

Cambridge, Massachusetts
April 13-14, 2007

• Media and Human Rights Human Rights and Media Series: Youth Activism Seminar
• Presentation by Shaazka Beyerle: "Communicating the Resistance"

James Madison University / Harrisonburg, Virginia
April 11-12, 2007

• Presentation by Hardy Merriman: "Dissolving Terrorism at Its Roots"
• Conference website

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
April 2, 2007

• Presentation by Hardy Merriman: "Understanding Nonviolent Power"
• Part of Peace Week 2007

Atlanta, Georgia
March 29, 2007

• Panel discussion with Hardy Merriman: "Playing with Power: Games of the Oppressed"
• Living Game Worlds Symposium

Oxford University / Oxford, United Kingdom
March 15-18, 2007

• Presentation by Peter Ackerman: Skills or Conditions: What Key Factors Shape the Success or Failure of Civil Resistance? (PDF)
  
• Conference program (PDF)
  
• Conference report (PDF)
• A map and timeline of civil resistance since 1945 (PDF) prepared for the March 2007 conference.
• Sound recording of Adam Roberts’ opening presentation (mp3) at the conference on "Civil Resistance and Power Politics", 14 March 2007

Oberlin, Ohio
February 16-17, 2007

• Oberlin Peace and Conflict Studies Symposium
• Presentation by Hardy Merriman: "Strategic Nonviolent Action and Political Change"

Los Angeles, California
January 15, 2007

• Sponsored by the San Fernando Valley Interfaith Council
• Jack DuVall was keynote speaker
• Read his remarks here

Lech Walesa Institute / Warsaw, Poland
December 11, 2006

• Remarks by Jack DuVall: "Strategic Features of the Solidarity Movement"

Cambridge, Massachusetts
December 4, 2006

• Harvard Law School Program on Negotiation
• Maria Stephan is a panelist on Negotiation: The Hidden Dimension of the Nonviolent Struggles of Our Era

Guatemala City, Guatemala
November 15-18, 2006

• Workshop on November 15 with Dr. Peter Ackerman, Jack DuVall, Shaazka Beyerle, and ICNC academic advisor prof. Stephen Zunes: "Mobilising Civic Action to Fight Corruption"
• Workshop description (scroll down on linked page to workshop 8.1)
• Workshop summary report
• Workshop paper by Shaazka Beyerle and Stephen Zunes
• Plenary session on November 17 with Dr. Peter Ackerman: "Breaking the vicious cycle: Corruption and poverty, obstacles to social and economic right."
• Dr. Ackerman's remarks were titled: "Winning Rights and Breaking Corruption Through People Power" (PDF)
• Conference website

• Hardy Merriman spoke about A Force More Powerful: The Game of Nonviolent Conflict on the "Scaling Social Change: Open Source Versus Big Budget" panel

St. Bonaventure University / St. Bonaventure, New York
October 20, 2006

• Remarks by Jack DuVall: "Toward a Nonviolent World: The Means of Power and the End of Domination" (PDF)
• Conference website

Brockport, New York
September 12, 2006

• Remarks by Jack DuVall: "Defiance, Not Terror: Supplanting Violence with Civic Resistance" (PDF)

• ICNC exhibit and plenary session: "Strategy and Nonviolent Action"
• Shaazka Beyerle demonstrated "A Force More Powerful: The Game of Nonviolent Strategy"

Washington, DC
September 10, 2006

• Remarks by Jack DuVall: "Supplanting Terror with Nonviolent Struggle"
  Sponsored by Georgetown University and the MK Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence

• Peter Ackerman spoke on a panel on "The Evolution of People Power and Nonviolent Conflict: Best Practices and Future Applications"

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
August 31 - September 3, 2006

• Maria J. Stephan and Rudy Jaafar (Founder of the NGO Nahwa al-Muwatiniya) presented on August 31 a paper: Lebanon’s Independence Intifada: Dynamics, Achievements, and Shortcomings
• ICNC exhibited and demonstrated the "A Force More Powerful" game

Male, Maldives
August 28, 2006

• Lecture by Jack DuVall: "Civic Power and the People's Rights: Nonviolent Action for a New World" (PDF)
• Spanish translation of Jack DuVall's lecture: "Poder Cívico y Derechos de los pueblos: La  Acción No violenta para un Mundo Nuevo" (PDF)

Stanford University / Palo Alto, California
August 3, 2006

• Presentation by Dr. Peter Ackerman and Jack DuVall: "The Right to Rise Up: Power Power and the Virtues of Civic Disruption"
• Presentation of excerpts of "A Force More Powerful" film
• Presentation of "A Force More Powerful" game
• Download program

Medford, Massachusetts
July 23-29, 2006

• Fletcher Summer Institute for the Advanced Study of Nonviolent Conflict
• The first-ever, advanced interdisciplinary study of nonviolent conflict for representatives of the media, civil society, international organizations and the policy world.

Nantes, France
July 11, 2006

• Introductory remarks by Jack DuVall for the "Roundtable on Women's Rights. Mr. DuVall's remarks were titled: "Nonviolent Action for Rigths and for Fighting Injustice"

Calgary, Alberta
June 29 - July 3, 2006

• International Peace Research Association's biennial conference
• Hardy Merriman spoke on the following panels: "Perspectives on nonviolence research beyond Gandhi and Gene Sharp: Does more need to be said?" and "Challenging terrorism with nonviolence theory and practice"

New York, NY
June 27-28, 2006

• Games for Change annual conference
• Panel discussion with Hardy Merriman: "Peace Games & International Efforts"