A Diversity Dialogue: Philosophy of Nonviolence

The Office of Inclusion & Multicultural Engagement Presents

 

A Diversity Dialogue about the Philosophy of Nonviolence & Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’
“A Letter from Birmingham Jail”

50 years after its publication, Dr. King’s letter, written from a jail cell in Alabama at the height of the Civil Rights Movement, continues to intrigue scholars and influence social policy. Join us as we discuss Dr. King’s message and consider how his words relate to issues of our time.

Open to Students - Faculty - Staff

Intergenerational Dialogue

Thursday, January 29, 2015
10:30 AM—1:00 PM
Student Center Ballroom

Call to confirm your attendance
216-687-9328
 

Visit Mosaic House –RT1201 Borrow a book. Read during Winter Break.  

Join us and share your ideas about: 

21st Century protests for Positive Change

Will Dr. King’s Philosophy of Nonviolence work in the 21st Century?  

New Day—A New Way?

What is the role of Social Media the New Age of Social Protest?

  “We made it clear that we would not send anyone out to demonstrate who had not convinced himself and us that he could accept and endure violence without retaliating.” Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. “New Day in Birmingham”   Download the MLK Flyer