Resource Center for Nonviolence

What if the biggest threat to our planet isn't just "out there," but is actually the system we've built?

🌎 Earth’s Greatest Enemy exposes the military's massive environmental footprint—a story that rarely makes the headlines.

We’re hosting a special screening at RCNV. We’ll watch, we’ll process, and we’ll ask the hard question: How do we build a just, healthy future for all?

📽️ Film + Community Discussion
🗓 Wednesday, July 1 | Doors 5:30 PM
📍 RCNV – 612 Ocean St, Santa Cruz

🎟 No one turned away for lack of funds. Reserve sliding scale and complimentary tickets at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/earths-greatest-enemy-at-rcnv-tickets-1990205998717

Come imagine a world beyond militarism with us. This is part of our Loving Justice series—exploring our deep relationship with Mother Earth.

See you in the circle. 🌿

RCNV this Friday for the next Wisdom of the Ancestors premiere.

Little Singer carries Diné wisdom on community, language, and belonging.

🎞️ Santa Cruz Premiere
📅 This Friday, May 22
⏰ 6:30 PM (Doors at 6:00 PM)
📍 RCNV, 612 Ocean St, Santa Cruz
🔗 Sliding scale and complimentary tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/little-singer-dinetah-arizona-santa-cruz-premiere-tickets-1987076304718
❤️ Ticket sales support both RCNV and SAND’s vital work, and 50% of proceeds after film production costs directly fund Indigenous-led initiatives in the featured communities.

In the Little Singer film , Jeneda Benally shares a traditional Diné understanding of illness.

An artist, musician, and longtime advocate for Indigenous rights and environmental protection, Jeneda speaks to a worldview where illness is reframed from disease to disharmony.

Something out of balance.

In this way of seeing, the focus goes beyond symptoms.
It is on relationship.
On where something has come out of alignment, within the self, with others, with the land.

And it is there, at the root, that the path forward begins.