Are killing-free societies possible? Evidence suggests that by working with committed organizations, leaders and individuals like you we can signficantly reduce and eventually eliminate human killing. This goal belongs to everyone, across political, religious or ethnic affiliations. The development of truly civil societies, and nothing less than the future of humankind, depends on our joint success.

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    • Acknowledgements

    Many individuals and organizations have made invaluable contributions to the development of the Center. We are indebted to each of them, and wish to acknowledge, honor and thank them for their commitment to the Center and a nonkilling world.

    • Colin Rule designed the architecture of this website. He spent numerous hours of his own time, beyond his normal responsibilities as Director of Online Dispute Resolution for eBay and PayPal, in developing the site and ensuring it meets the needs of the Center.
    • Rich Panter and Ian Burnett, Rich Panter Productions, contributed many hours of their own time producing the nine minute introductory video of the Center found on this website and Nonkilling TV (YouTube). Rich Panter is an award-winning documentary filmmaker who also contributed significant hours to completing the 30 minute video highlighting the First Global Nonkilling Leadership Forum held in Honolulu, Hawai’i in November 2007.
    • June Shimokawa and Poka Laenui were greatly responsible for the coverage and editing of the First Global Nonkilling Leadership Forum, jointly with 'Olelo Community Television staff (Hawai'i). Twelve one-hour monthly programs in 2008 were shown in a series "A Great Idea! A Global Nonkilling Society".
    • The following individuals provided their linguistic skills making possible over 30 translations of Nonkilling Global Political Science that have been published or are currently in progress and other nonkilling materials. Those include: ..., Alexandra Pacurari (Romanian), Maria Gavaneci (French), and Kiran Paranjape (website).