Dr. John P. Gluck shares his journey from dedicated animal researcher to passionate advocate for animals and scientific and ethical advancements.

Nonviolent protest and resistance are an integral part of systemic change. Explore these 12 children’s picture books that highlight powerful examples of nonviolent resistance.

This children’s picture book provides an overview of children’s rights and the Convention on the Rights of the Child—for children and adults alike.

In this book, Sharp shows how to strategically plan nonviolent struggle that is effective.

Mason provides evidence on how plants and animals were first dominated and ruled by humans and how an agrarian worldview led to subsequent views of domination and to the humanitarian and environmental crises we face today.

Providing the rationale behind the mission of Phoenix Zones Initiative, Ferdowsian explores the shared experiences of structural violence and the shared capacity for the resilience of human and nonhuman beings.