
AVP Supports Trauma Resiliency in Refugee Communities
An AVP-affiliated group in Ann Arbor ran a community Basic...
Transforming Power, Building Community in Michigan
The Alternatives to Violence Project offers experiential community and prison workshops in personal growth, community development and creative conflict management. Founded by Quakers in New York prisons in 1975, the nondenominational program was developed based on the real-life experiences of prisoners. AVP encourages every person’s innate power to positively transform first themselves and then the world around them.
News and Updates on the Alternatives to Violence MI Chapter.
An AVP-affiliated group in Ann Arbor ran a community Basic...
Volunteer programming is restarting at many Michigan correctional facilities and...