We are in a moment of profound truth-telling, discovering how we have been harmed and how we

are implicated and harming.

We are naming with clarity that every day and ritualized violence is that people face.

Underneath all of this opening sits a quiet question and wait.

It might be the hardest question.

What do we do now?

Where do we go from here?

Where do we need to change now that we know?

Do we choose comfort over challenge?

Do we choose fracture over repair?

My conversation today with Kazoo covers a lot of ground, but really circles around these

fundamental inquiries.

When harm happens, when violence exists, where are you and what are you willing to do

to repair?

Kazoo Haga is the founder of the East Point Peace Academy.

He's a core member of the Ahemsa Collective, and he's the author of Healing Resistance,

a radically different response to harm.

Kazoo shares with us the principles that we can choose to hold on to to practice when

things fall apart.

I really, really enjoyed being in this conversation with a fellow facilitator and someone who is

such a thoughtful, generous leader.

I hope you enjoy this conversation.

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