Some people in the NVC community consider the words "privilege" and "power" triggering and/or evaluative. From this perspective, how can the concepts of "privilege" and "power" be considered part of the NVC teaching?  This writing piece examines the power and privilege debate.  It also discusses what the author sees as Marshall Rosenberg and Gandhi's stance on the subject...

What could be, more often than not, overlooked when we think about or represent NVC or Marshall Rosenberg's work?  This article busts some commonly held ideas and approaches to NVC.  It challenges us to widen the lens of what it really means to be "life-serving", or speaking and hearing the "language of life".  And it also speaks to how thinking can deepen feeling and relatedness...

Listen to this original song from Nonviolent Communication's founder, Marshall Rosenberg.

Watch this vintage video from 1993, as Dr. Rosenberg works with two participants to heal interpersonal relationship issues.

This brief introductory film clip of Dr. Rosenberg is an excerpt from a much larger documentary film project  called "Beyond Belief," focused on finding human-to-human, heart-to-heart common ground beyond the realm of fixed beliefs.