This form is an exclusive invitation for graduates of CNCR online courses who are interested in continuing their learning through our upcoming CNCR Thematic Courses.
After building a strong foundation in civil resistance, we invite you to explore more specialized topics through four advanced thematic courses that will be offered sequentially this fall. By completing this form, you can indicate which course(s) you are most interested in taking. Your responses will help us plan upcoming course offerings and communicate future application and enrollment opportunities.
The four extension courses include:
Building Peace Explore how nonviolent action helps societies move from conflict to peace by rebuilding trust, fostering inclusion, and supporting lasting stability.
Reversing Authoritarianism Examine how citizens around the world are resisting democratic backsliding through strategic organizing, coalition-building, and resilient civic action.
Climate Action Learn how movements are using people power to advance climate justice, influence policy, and mobilize communities for environmental change.
Fighting Corruption Study inspiring examples of nonviolent movements that have successfully challenged corruption and promoted greater transparency and accountability.
Each extension course will feature expert-led learning materials, live conversations with practitioners and scholars, opportunities for discussion with fellow participants, and practical insights drawn from real-world movements.
This interest form asks for your contact information, a few brief background questions, and the course(s) you would like to learn more about. Completing this form does not guarantee enrollment but ensures that you will receive updates about the extension courses you select, including application information and scheduling details as they become available.
If you have any questions, please contact us at icnconlinecourses@nonviolent-conflict.org.
We look forward to continuing your learning journey with CNCR and welcoming you back to our global community of practitioners, scholars, and advocates for civil resistance.
This form is an exclusive invitation for graduates of CNCR online courses who are interested in continuing their learning through our brand new, upcoming CNCR Skills Courses.
After building a strong foundation in civil resistance, we invite you to explore more specialized topics through three advanced conceptual courses that will be offered sequentially this fall. By completing this form, you can indicate which course(s) you are most interested in taking. Your responses will help us plan upcoming course offerings and communicate future application and enrollment opportunities.
The three advanced courses include:
Designing Strategy Learn how movements develop effective strategies by analyzing power, identifying opportunities, setting goals, and building a clear path toward meaningful change.
Developing Campaigns Explore how movements turn strategy into action by designing compelling campaigns, building broad-based support, organizing people, and sustaining momentum toward shared goals.
Crafting Tactics Discover how movements select and sequence effective tactics to put pressure on decision-makers, engage communities, and advance campaign objectives—while adapting to changing circumstances.
Each extension course will feature expert-led learning materials, live conversations with practitioners and scholars, opportunities for discussion with fellow participants, and practical insights drawn from real-world movements.
This interest form asks for your contact information, a few brief background questions, and the course(s) you would like to learn more about. Completing this form does not guarantee enrollment but ensures that you will receive updates about the extension courses you select, including application information and scheduling details as they become available.
If you have any questions, please contact us at icnconlinecourses@nonviolent-conflict.org.
We look forward to continuing your learning journey with CNCR and welcoming you back to our global community of practitioners, scholars, and advocates for civil resistance.