International Center on Nonviolent Conflict

The International Center on Nonviolent Conflict (ICNC) is an independent, non-profit educational foundation located in Washington, District of Columbia. With 18 employees, the organization focuses on developing and promoting the use of nonviolent strategies for achieving human rights, democracy, and justice globally. ICNC's mission is to educate the public, influence policies, and support activists in their pursuit of nonviolent change. They utilize a variety of tools, including television broadcasts, online platforms, books, and educational materials, to disseminate information about nonviolent conflict and its history. The Center actively collaborates with educational institutions and NGOs, organizing meetings, conferences, and workshops to engage international institutions, decision-makers, media producers, and activists. Their efforts aim to raise awareness about nonviolent conflict strategies and encourage their application in various spheres. For more information or to learn about ICNC's initiatives, visit their website at nonviolent-conflict.org.