International Day of Non-Violence in 2021

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ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:24	#InternationalDayOfNonviolence
Related Hashtags	#MahatmaGandhi
2021 Date	2 October 2021
2022 Date	2 October 2022

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International Day of Non-Violence in 2021

International Day of Non-Violence seeks to promote non-violence through education and public awareness.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Day of Non-Violence - in 2021

Updated 03:24

Today is the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the Indian independence movement and pioneer of the philosophy and strategy of non-violence! Kinetik stands with you on the International Day of non-violence. https://t.co/qpvvTS7Gd7
— kinetik solutions (@_kinetik) October 2, 2021

Happy International Day of Nonviolence! Have a look at this mini-activity about living nonviolently with creation 🌻 @paxchristiEW @CathNonviolence #daysofnonviolence https://t.co/vCVvCJMggo
— Pax Christi Youth (@PaxChristiYouth) October 2, 2021

#internationalnonviolenceday is observed on #2ndOctober the birthday of #MahatmaGandhi The day is an occasion to"disseminate the message of non violence through education & public awareness and reaffirm the desire for a culture of Peace, Tolerance, Understanding and NonViolence". https://t.co/gouC4iGiC4
— Dr Abdul Basit Syed 🇬🇧 (@abdulbasit4777) October 2, 2021

Happy International Day of Nonviolence #InternationalDayOfNonviolence Mahatma Gandhi was known for his tolerance and peaceful demeanor. To recognize his teachings and global impact, International Day of Nonviolence was founded and is celebrated on Gandhi's birthday.
— Women Flix (@WomenFlix) October 2, 2021

Today is #InternationalDayOfNonviolence. We commemorate this day on the the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, pioneer of the philosophy and strategy of non-violence. We must recognise the fragility of peace and the importance of conducting politics through non-violent means. https://t.co/eA1e7ptYsl
— Dawn Bowden (@Dawn_Bowden) October 2, 2021

It's International day of non-violence. Celebrated on the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, it's an important reminder of great things achieved through peaceful means. Accomplishments don't stand alone; circumstances are an integral part of them. #legacy #internationaldayofnonviolence https://t.co/H6ZOjodUNa
— huunuu (@huunuudotcom) October 2, 2021

Good morning Portsmouth. Today is the International Day of Non-Violence, observed on 2 October, the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the Indian independence movement and pioneer of the philosophy and strategy of non-violence. https://t.co/hrele4mTkW #ConnectingPortsmouth https://t.co/42A2LIDkbj
— Island City Living (@icliving) October 2, 2021

Happy International Day of Nonviolence #InternationalDayOfNonviolence Mahatma Gandhi was known for his tolerance and peaceful demeanor. To recognize his teachings and global impact, International Day of Nonviolence was founded and is celebrated on Gandhi's birthday.
— Yola Bastos (@yolabastos) October 2, 2021

A black St Michael, by Michael Hebbeler, for his feast day with challenging reflection: “the scale of justice in the hand of St. Michael is replaced by a hammer. The hammer is beating the sword into a ploughshare, a symbol of the victory of nonviolence over evil, though the https://t.co/9PIltg2aFN
— Robert Thompson (he/him) (@Rgt71Robert) September 29, 2021

The Path of Ahimsa was the Journey from Mohandas to Mahatma. Gandhi Jayanti, International Non-Violence Day and Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti! #gandhijayanti #mahatmagandhi #bapu #india #fatherofnation #happygandhijayanti #nonviolence #lalbahadurshastrijayanti #applesndollars https://t.co/0nHWbj0zFJ
— Apples N Dollars (@applesndollars) October 2, 2021