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Machai St. Rain
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  • Chapel Hill, NC
  • United States
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Peace Educators

This group is for members who are actively involved in, or interested in, teaching non-violence, conflict resolution, and peace studies. This group is one group through which we can share materials, information about workshops, and events!
Mar 17
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Danny Trapp left a comment for Machai St. Rain
"Not heard of that but will check it out. My primary focus tends to be justice issues like fair sentencing, mass incarceration, restorative justice, etc. I work in the field and also will graduate from seminary in April. Have an interest in using my…"
Dec 16, 2012
Danny Trapp left a comment for Machai St. Rain
"Thanks Machai, just curious myself but lord knows our world needs more peace right now. Danny"
Dec 16, 2012
Machai St. Rain replied to the discussion '10th Anniversary Celebration of the Dept. of Peace'
"Debra, Wow!!!  You are a work horse for peace!!!  Inspiring!  I wonder if you could share the flyers with us somehow...we can duplicate them for our states?"
Dec 13, 2012
Machai St. Rain replied to the discussion '10th Anniversary Celebration of the Dept. of Peace'
"Bobbee I'm so moved by your passion and compassion...I feel the same...that I want to shout it from the rooftops...I want to be the biggest, most powerful Presence of Peace on this planet that I can be...and I don't mean that at all…"
Dec 13, 2012
John Smeresky left a comment for Machai St. Rain
"Hello Machai,  It all started with a book by James O'Dea  " Cultivating Peace"  I was inspired to start discussion groups  and put up a blog to help others with questions and facilitating the groups.  Then I…"
Nov 18, 2012
Machai St. Rain commented on Ted Nunn's video
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Michael Moore Goes to Norway & Visits a Prison of the Future

"Totally Awesome!  I love everything about this story!!  Thanks SO MUCH for Sharing!! "
Oct 2, 2012
Machai St. Rain is now a member of DoPeace
Oct 2, 2012
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In which state do you live? (Please provide the full spelling, not the state abbreviation.)
North Carolina
What first attracted you to peace activism?
Started as an Environmental Activist...then realized the crux of the problem was 'spiritual' ie...people who do not have inner peace project their inner pain into the world, so by the mid to late 90's I started working on my own inner peace and cultivating non-violent communication skills etc.

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At 5:56pm on December 16, 2012, Danny Trapp said…

Not heard of that but will check it out. My primary focus tends to be justice issues like fair sentencing, mass incarceration, restorative justice, etc. I work in the field and also will graduate from seminary in April. Have an interest in using my degree in jail or prison work but haven't figured it out yet.

At 2:36pm on December 16, 2012, Danny Trapp said…

Thanks Machai, just curious myself but lord knows our world needs more peace right now.

Danny

At 2:15pm on October 5, 2012, John Smeresky said…

Hello Machai,  It all started with a book by James O'Dea  " Cultivating Peace"  I was inspired to start discussion groups  and put up a blog to help others with questions and facilitating the groups.  Then I met Molly at the Shift Network and she got me interested in Restorative Justice.  I attended last nights webinar and learned about Do Peace from the interview.  I can see a tremendous need for this at all levels of society and I have some friends who are educators a couple people in the justice dept. and I didn't know what to do with myself after Occupy Muskegon.  Actually I am still helping with the Occupy movement here in Michigan.  I have not posted my profile since I had a bit of work to do today.  I may get to it later.  My mantra is Peace is the only thing that IS important and more and more I am realizing it is true in ways I never imagined.  

 
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