NONVIOLENT CHANGE

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Journal of the Research/Action Team on Nonviolent Large Systems Change, an interorganizational project of the Organization Development Institute

    Nonviolent Change helps to network the peace community: providing dialoguing, exchanges of ideas, articles, reviews, reports and announcements of the activities of peace related groups and meetings, reviews of world developments relating to nonviolent change and resource information concerning the development of human relations on the basis of mutual respect.

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COEDITORS:

Stephen M. Sachs, To March 1: 4820 Broadway St., Indianapolis, IN 46205 (317)924-5965 After March 1: 1916 San Pedro, NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110 (505)265-9388,  Continuing: ssachs@earthlink.net.

Marilee Niehoff, 5550 S. South Shore Dr. #502, Chicago, IL 60637 (773)753-4622, Marilka834@aol.com.

Robert W, Hotes, American College of Counselors, 824 S. Park Ave., (217)698-7668, dbdooc@sbcglobal.net.

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NONVIOLENT CHANGE JOURNAL (NCJ) ON THE WEB

Nonviolent Change is on the web at: http://mypage.iu.edu/~ssachs/. Several years of back issues are at www.circlepoint.org. To be notified by E-mail when new issues are posted send a request to be added to the NCJ notification E-mail list to Steve Sachs at: ssachs@earthlink.net. Issues are usually posted: Fall, in late September or October; Winter, in January or early February; Spring in mid-March to end of April.

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EDITORS COMMENTS

WE WELCOME YOUR THOUGHTS ABOUT ALL THAT IS IN PROGRESS. These pages serve as a networking and dialoguing vehicle between annual meetings. We strongly encourage you to contribute articles (up to 2000 words), news, announcements, comments, queries, responses and art work. It would be very fine if we could develop ongoing discussion from issue to issue. WE ESPECIALLY INVITE YOU TO SEND US A BRIEF NOTE ABOUT WHAT YOU ARE DOING, YOUR CONCERNS AND QUERIES, RELATING TO NONVIOLENT CHANGE, FOR OUR "WHAT WE ARE ABOUT" COLUMN." Whenever possible, please make submissions on disk or via e-mail (ssachs@earthlink.net).

     Please SEND WRITINGS AND ART WORK FOR NONVIOLENT CHANGE to Steve Sachs (address top of p. 2).  Steve puts together a draft of each issue and sends it to Marliee Niehoff and Bob Hotes for Editing. Steve then undertakes e-mailing, printing and snail mailing, and posts the issue on the web (unsigned writings are Steve's). We are looking for someone who may be able to format our issues in a better way and who might handle our e-mailing and putting the issues on the web. We would welcome their joining in the editing and writing. We welcome additional editors and column writers to cover geographic or topic areas on an ongoing or one time basis.

       COMMUNICATING ABOUT ANY OTHER RESEARCH/STUDY TEAM BUSINESS CAN BE DIRECTED TO ANY OF THE COCHAIRS (ADDRESS ON P. 1) or to OTHER MEMBERS OF THE COORDINATING COMMITTEE: DON COLE, ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE, 11234 Walnut Ridge Rd., Chesterland, OH 44026 (440)729-7419, DonWCole@aol.com, www.odinstitute.org, who is coordinating networking among organizations.

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