Featuring:
Gandhi’s Salt Satyagraha: Then and Now   HTML  PDF
Gandhi's famous 1930 Salt March, the climax in the decades-look
struggle for independence from British colonial rule, was re-enacted
in April, 2005.

Also in this issue:

Editorials

• The Power to Transform a Culture   HTML  PDF
• About Peace Power   HTML  PDF
• Letter to the Editors   HTML  PDF

Spirituality

• Meditation As Education   HTML  PDF
  Imagine school cultivating, not filling, your mind - with stress relief benefits along the way

Global Justice

• The Disease Called Violence   HTML  PDF
  Public health depends on consciousness, social justice
• Women's Century of Peace   HTML  PDF
  A Constructive Vision, from Afghanistan to the World

Person Power

• The Israeli Refusnik Movement   HTML  PDF
  From Conscientious Objection to a Nonviolent Peaceforce

History of Nonviolence

• Montgomery Bus Boycott  HTML  PDF
  The fashioning of a "new consciousness" in Southern African-Americans
• The Muslim Gandhi?  HTML  PDF
  Badshah Khan and the World's First Nonviolent Army

Global Conflict

• Parting Today's Red Sea in Israel/Palestine  HTML  PDF
  Integrative Power, Transformation, and Compassion in the
  Israeli/Palestinian Conflict
• Can Nonviolence "Succeed" in Iraq?  HTML  PDF
  Nonviolence can work to foster long-term conditions of peace

Public Policy

• Restorative Justice/Abolish the Death Penalty  HTML  PDF
  While the US continues executions, a more effective vision of justice
  is possible
• An Abortion Coalition?  HTML  PDF
  Re-examining the abortion debate to find common ground

Reflections

• Breathing Peace  HTML  PDF
  What does spirituality have to do with being an activist for peacemaking?