Psychologists for Social Responsibility Building Cultures of Peace PsySR uses psychological knowledge to promote peace with social



	The Nonviolent Social Change Action Committee (NSCAC) is a
	relatively new PsySR committee that was established in early
	2000. The expanding membership is currently working to
	accomplish two goals. These goals include:

	(1) building a directory of activists who have been involved nonviolent
	social change and who would be willing to advise and assist
	others in developing applications of nonviolent means of social
	change to new issues, and
	(2) developing a series of briefs on the psychology of nonviolence which
	would be useful to individuals who are planning to participate
	in nonviolent social change activities.

	*Position Paper:*
	*SATYA or TRUTH*


	At present, we are working on case studies with colleagues who are
	examining psychological constructs that undergird nonviolent social
	change in various parts of the world including Burma, Cambodia,
	East Timor, Germany, Indonesia, Philippines, South Africa, and
	the United States.






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