2021A good start to the yearWith our online trainingsSeminar ProgrammeAll our trainingsSelect and apply40 years KURVE WustrowHighlights of the anniversaryRead moreCome and join usVolunteer service from South to NorthRead moreSocial ChangeWe support nonviolent movementsOur approachPreviousNext News Myanmar: Support from Northern MacedoniaMegjashi sends solidarity greetings to the demonstrators in Myanmar.more ... Myanmar: Support from NepalPrabesh sends solidarity greetings to the demonstrators in Myanmar.more ... Do No Harm TrainingFrom 25 July - 4 August 2021, the next 'Do No Harm-Training of Trainers' will take place in presence. Participants can apply what they have learned in form of their own workshops in Berlin.more ... All News You want to become a peace worker? Info on open positions In our media library you'll find info material, publications, videos and much more Catch up now A Closer Look 12 people 12 storiesWe're celebrating our 40th anniversary. On this occasion, we have collected stories about successful nonviolent actions that are worth telling. We hear about crafty actions, uncomfortable questions and sometimes daring blockades. We talk to founding members, long-time companions, former volunteers or civil peace workers.Read more Peace Work in Corona TimesCivil Peace Service: In our partner projects the corona effects are massively felt. The already disadvantaged groups are now suffering even more. We are looking at the situation in Nepal, Ukraine and the Balkans.Read more We wanted to combine political education with nonviolent action in a region immediately affected by conflict.Founding member Wolfgang Hertle about the beginning 40 years agoIf you want to create a world without violence, you have to get there without violence. You have to anticipate your goal in the course of your action.Margrit Albers was co-founder in 1980International cooperation must not be a one-way street where we Europeans impose our own concepts and methods upon the rest of the world. What really matters is an exchange at eye-level and mutual cross-fertilisation.Until 2002, Hagen Berndt significantly shaped the KURVE WustrowPreviousNext Events 19. April – 7.MayOnlineDigital Security27. April – 19.MayOnlineNonviolent Conflict Transformation10.–27. MayOnlineDefending Human Rights14. May – 25.JuneOnlineApplying Do No Harm25. July – 4.AugustWustrow and BerlinDo No Harm-Training of Trainers16. August – 27.SeptemberOnlineStrategising Nonviolent Change for Social Movements14. September – 4.OctoberOnlineProject Management4.–8. OctoberWustrowDefending Human Rights11.–15. OctoberWustrowNonviolent Conflict Transformation18.–22. OctoberWustrowStrategising Nonviolent Change for Social Movements25.–29. OctoberWustrowAnti-Bias and Social Inclusion1.–5. NovemberWustrowIntroduction to Security8.–12. NovemberWustrowCounselling in Trauma and Stress15.–19. NovemberWustrowProject Management2.–6. MayWustrowApplying Do No HarmPreviousNext Contact us KURVE Wustrow e.V. Kirchstraße 14 29462 Wustrow +49 (0)5843-98 71-0 info [at] kurvewustrow [dot] org Subscribe to Training Info Subscribe to KURVE-Training Info
Myanmar: Support from Northern MacedoniaMegjashi sends solidarity greetings to the demonstrators in Myanmar.more ...
Myanmar: Support from NepalPrabesh sends solidarity greetings to the demonstrators in Myanmar.more ...
Do No Harm TrainingFrom 25 July - 4 August 2021, the next 'Do No Harm-Training of Trainers' will take place in presence. Participants can apply what they have learned in form of their own workshops in Berlin.more ...
12 people 12 storiesWe're celebrating our 40th anniversary. On this occasion, we have collected stories about successful nonviolent actions that are worth telling. We hear about crafty actions, uncomfortable questions and sometimes daring blockades. We talk to founding members, long-time companions, former volunteers or civil peace workers.Read more
Peace Work in Corona TimesCivil Peace Service: In our partner projects the corona effects are massively felt. The already disadvantaged groups are now suffering even more. We are looking at the situation in Nepal, Ukraine and the Balkans.Read more