Intern Victoria Stocker answers questions about her time with Nonviolence International New York. She tells us about how she advocated for herself and what she needs, and the community she built by doing so. Victoria also tells us about some of her favorite moments, the Nonviolence environment, and her experience as an international intern coming to New York. After her semester as an intern came to a close, Victoria stayed on as a volunteer and took on the role of administrative assistant in the New York office. ______________________________________________________________ FOLLOW US: facebook.com/nonviolenceny | instagram.com/nonviolenceny | twitter.com/nonviolenceny | medium.com/nonviolenceny JOIN US: nonviolenceny.org ______________________________________________________________

Research analyst intern Jarrett Davis answers questions about how an internship with Nonviolence International can benefit recent graduates. He discusses learning about and working with international communities and the United Nations, understanding how nonviolence works within the UN system, and access to other opportunities. ______________________________________________________________ FOLLOW US: facebook.com/nonviolenceny | instagram.com/nonviolenceny | twitter.com/nonviolenceny | medium.com/nonviolenceny JOIN US: nonviolenceny.org ______________________________________________________________

Join Nonviolence International New York Intern, Anni Feng, as she looks back upon her time as an intern, reflects on the value of the hands-on experience and relates the most valuable experience she received while working directly with United Nations members states. Every semester, Nonviolence International New York recruits interns of all backgrounds and areas of expertise to help with its mission of promoting nonviolent solutions to international conflicts. Using their own unique skills and developing new ones along the way, these interns help develop NVINY as an organization. These are their stories. ______________________________________________________________ FOLLOW US: facebook.com/nonviolenceny | instagram.com/nonviolenceny | twitter.com/nonviolenceny | medium.com/nonviolenceny JOIN US: nonviolenceny.org ______________________________________________________________

Nonviolence International New York research analyst intern, Oktay Kurbanov, discusses why he believes the internship program is ideal for empowering students interested in international affairs. Oktay breaks down his experience by discussing the steps NVINY takes to advocate for interns and the depth of his hands-on work. Every semester, Nonviolence International New York recruits interns of all backgrounds and areas of expertise to help with its mission of promoting nonviolent solutions to international conflicts. Using their own unique skills and developing new ones along the way, these interns help develop NVINY as an organization. Over the months of their hands-on educational experience, these interns face unique challenges, accomplish impressive feats and grow as young professionals. These are their stories. ______________________________________________________________ These interviews and the b-roll edited in were taken and edited before covid-19. Our program has moved completely online and we are practicing social distancing with interns and volunteers, using digital platforms. Stay tuned for videos about our remote internship and educational programs. learn more about our programs: link link ______________________________________________________________ FOLLOW US: facebook.com/nonviolenceny | instagram.com/nonviolenceny | twitter.com/nonviolenceny | medium.com/nonviolenceny JOIN US: nonviolenceny.org ______________________________________________________________

In the US alone, every day, 51 young people are shot and injured. This number is the equivalent of 15,600 injured young people a year, and yet another 2,900 killed [1]. That is why the youth needs to be able to facilitate the debate and offer their meaningful substantive participation to the disarmament cause. [1] https://everytownresearch.org/impact-... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - If you'd like to become an actor of change and work towards ending the proliferation of illicit small arms and light weapons, watch our video! *If you would like to learn more please click below to see the Powerpoint on Disarmament. http://bit.ly/2MtgL6g *You can also check out the IANSA website here https://www.iansa.org/ *You can also check out our Disarmament Page https://www.nonviolenceny.org/disarmament *Below is a list of IANSA Organizations located around the world! HEWAD Keen and Care Initiative: https://keenandcareinitiative.org/ IEPADES: http://iepades.com REDEPAZ: http://redepaz.org.co/ Fund Sukhumi: http://www.fsokhumi.ge/index.php/en/ PEFENAP: https://www.facebook.com/pg/PEFENAP/about/?ref=page_internal Bold Generation: http://www.reseau-rafal.org/ RECOVI: https://recovi.jimdo.com/home/ REFEADES: https://refeades.wixsite.com/refeades SEHLAC: http://sehlac.org/en/ Iraqi Institute for Development: http://www.iidiraqi.org/ Women for Peace and Democracy: http://www.wpdnepal.org.np ______________________________________________________________ FOLLOW US: facebook.com/nonviolenceny | instagram.com/nonviolenceny | twitter.com/nonviolenceny | medium.com/nonviolenceny JOIN US: nonviolenceny.org ______________________________________________________________

Creative team intern Ronan Casey talks about his time as a video editor and cinematographer with Nonviolence International New York. Ronan talks about finding and pursuing his passion, and moving to New York to train in the field. He also tells us about getting to work and conduct interviews in the UN, and some of his thoughts on the experience. FOLLOW US: facebook.com/nonviolenceny | instagram.com/nonviolenceny | twitter.com/nonviolenceny | medium.com/nonviolenceny JOIN US: nonviolenceny.org ______________________________________________________________

These interviews and the b-roll edited in were taken and edited before covid-19. Our program has moved completely online and we are practicing social distancing with interns and volunteers, using digital platforms. Stay tuned for videos about our remote internship and educational programs. learn more about our programs: link link