International Day of Non-Violence in 2022

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Related Hashtags	#Gandhijayanti, #Mahatmagandhi, #Gandhiji, #Happygandhijayanti, #Gandhi
2022 Date	October 2, 2022
2023 Date	October 2, 2023

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International Day of Non-Violence in 2022

International Day of Non-Violence seeks to promote non-violence through education and public awareness.

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Sunday's International Day of Non-Violence marks the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi - a leader who remained committed to the principle of non-violence, even in the most difficult circumstances. https://t.co/cjpYWYb99f https://t.co/RZp3GnO9XQ
— United Nations (@UN) October 2, 2022

“Non-violence is a weapon of the strong.” - Mahatma Gandhi #ALDUBatADNNonviolence * Today is International Day of Non-Violence and also the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi. https://t.co/swsUXxi6Ti
— ALDUBNationTrends (@AlDubADNTrends) October 1, 2022

*STATEMENT BY THE CAMEROON HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION TO MARK THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF NON-VIOLENCE* 2 October 2022 #CHRC #CDHC https://t.co/zZ2WfJN03G
— Cameroon Human Rights Commission (@chrc_cdhc) October 1, 2022

Dear : @antonioguterres On the International Day of Non-Violence, you are celebrating Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday. Tigray is still teetering on the verge of full-blown famine, with nearly 50% of it's ppl in “severe” need of food aid. #EndTigrayFamine https://t.co/S49RvqeCjF @JEERY https://t.co/rpLVDPxkuw
— 𝑱𝒆𝒓𝒓𝒚_መቕሰን💊 (@JEERY890) October 2, 2022

Please join an incredible lineup of speakers this Sunday the 2nd to Tuesday the 4th of October for an ICRD webinar in recognition of the UN Day of Nonviolence. https://t.co/tZU7iQx1g5
— James Patton (@JamesICRD) September 28, 2022

📣 REGISTER TODAY! ICRD is hosting a 3-day webinar with celebrated Speakers to celebrate the International Day of Nonviolence. Space is limited so reserve your spot today! https://t.co/DqrRHOcOpO https://t.co/O97GVy6G5g
— International Center for Religion & Diplomacy (@ICRD_NGO) September 27, 2022

A kitten loves its mama And snuggles with littermates But a day comes When he ventures forth To apprentice With hooms In need of psychological skills Not so much Freudian or Jungian As Feline Mayhem “@TheCatMalice” tries nonviolence But dat never works IT’S BITIN’ TIME! “RaaAAA!” https://t.co/hLqt30wR2w https://t.co/r4YpZHrLmO
— Kiwi the Shelter Kitty! (@KiwiTheKitty) September 27, 2022

We are thrilled to join the @MettaCenter #Nonviolence Summit as part of @UbiquityU's #HumanityRising. Join to hear Anna Ikeda of SGI speak about how nuclear weapons are the embodiment of the "Old Story" on 29 September at 11am EDT: https://t.co/IvyMnhwRfu https://t.co/IYcmXJPiKu
— SGI Office for UN Affairs (@SGI_OUNA) September 27, 2022

The International Day of Non-Violence is celebrated on Gandhi's birthday, October 2. Join us here at the History Center to celebrate it! This button featuring an image of Mahatma Gandhi was used between 1970-1988. Event details: https://t.co/WNz4vv3Fxh https://t.co/KDXZ4e3r8J
— Minnesota Historical Society (@mnhs) September 30, 2022

“White people beat up Black people every day — don’t nobody talk about nonviolence,” continued Carmichael, then the leader of SNCC, a civil rights organization that was also heavily surveilled. “But as soon as Black people start to move, the double standard comes into being. https://t.co/QJEBbH3lRN
— Evie Mazzone (@Evie_Calling) September 30, 2022