April 16, 1993 was the opening of the Nonviolence exhibit at C.W. Post Campus. This opening was marked with the unveiling of "Parijat" (wish- fulfilling tree) and "Palomamira" (giant peace bird). These symbols of peace will now carry our  wishes and thoughts to our online community.

This online exhibit contains a total of 60 original artworks created by C.W. Post Campus students on the subject of Nonviolence. They represent five broad themes:

• Great Thinkers of Nonviolence
• Humanizing Relations-Person to Person, Nation to Nation
• War Prevention and the Minimization of Violence
• The Child and Nonviolence
• Ecological Balance

• Nonviolence Exhibit of Student Art 1993
• Nonviolence Exhibit of Student Art 1999
• Nonviolence Exhibit of Student Art 2000
• Libraries as Promoters of Nonviolence
• Library Nonviolence Posters
• Nonviolence and Peace Quotations
• Lectures
• Messages
• Slogans
• Acknowledgements

The library is now requesting original artwork for an exhibit to mark the Celebration of a Culture of Peace for the year 2001.

Information to submit artwork for exhibit on Nonviolence

We are also happy to share with our viewers a series of African American exhibits developed at C.W. Post Campus.

See African American Exhibits