Paul kivel biography

Template:TOCnestleftPaul Kivel work grows out of four decades in community education, engaged parenthood, political writing, and practical activism all focused on one overriding question: “How can we live and work together to nurture each individual and create a multicultural society based on love, caring, justice, and interdependence with all living things?”

Kivel is a leader in the anti-violence movement developing resources to work with men against patriarchy and violence.

He is also a leader in the anti-racist movement developing resources for white people against white supremacy and inequality. He is the author of “You Call This a Democracy? Who Benefits, Who Pays & Who Really Decides”, “Uprooting Racism” and “Men’s Work”.

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Kivel is a social justice activist and a nationally and internationally recognized educator who, for 45 years, has focused on the issues of racism, men's issues, challenges of youth, violence prevention, oppression, raisin