In the face of intractable problems, community is the way forward

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PJ Fox succeeded co-founder of the Nonviolence Institute Teny O. Gross when he left to lead a nonviolence project in Chicago. Prior to that, Fox was the institute’s chief operating officer. He serves on a number of local boards, including those focused on public health and combating violence. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
PJ Fox succeeded co-founder of the Nonviolence Institute Teny O. Gross when he left to lead a nonviolence project in Chicago. Prior to that, Fox was the institute’s chief operating officer. He serves on a number of local boards, including those focused on public health and combating violence. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

PJ Fox | Nonviolence Institute executive director We are in the business of ending violence, in all its forms. Sadly it seems, the Nonviolence Institute has enough work to last decades. Still, I have learned during my 15 years with the institute never to lose hope. There is a path to confronting, defusing and moving

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