Fierce Vulnerability and Nonviolent Action with Kazu Haga

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Joining us on the show this week is Kazu Haga who is a trainer, educator, student, and practitioner with over 25 years of experience in nonviolence and restorative justice. His work combines lessons from decades of Buddhist practice, trauma healing work, and Kingian non-violence practices. He generally brings this work to prisons, schools, community organizations, and activist spaces though he’s also coalesced the essence of it into two exceptional books, ‘Healing Resistance, A Radically Different Response to Harm’, and his newest, ‘Fierce Vulnerability, Healing from Trauma, Emerging Through Collapse’ which serves as the foundation for today’s conversation.

To stay updated with Kazu's work, order his books, or work with him in any professional capacity, head over to kazuhaga.com

SHOW TOPICS - Importance of Vulnerability - What if Our Vulnerability isn't Received Well? - Safe Vulnerability Requires Training - The Power of Nonviolence - Nonviolence and Modern Movement Spaces - Importance of Belonging - Is There Validity to 'Hyper Wokeness'? - COVID and Social Unrest - Boredom and Learning to Listen - Luigi Mangione's Approach Vs. Nonviolence - Civil Unrest is the Zendo