Martin Luther King believed in choosing non-violence to deal with a variety of conflicts. Is non-violence always an option? At what point is violence a choice? Currently we are dealing with America/Iraq, Israel/Palestine, Russia/Georgia, and we are still dealing with racial conflicts, domestic violence, and child abuse. Violence is perpetuated on micro and macro levels in our society. How do we teach our children about conflict resolution? What can we do to stop the assault?

SPECIAL GUEST: Betsy Raasch-Gilman from Training for Change, a non profit helping groups stand up for justice, peace and the environment through strategic non-violence. www.trainingforchange.org