Develop and authorize a curriculum for non-violence to be taught in all levels of public schools in the United States.

The course of study will evolve from those advocates of non-violence that impact the world in a positive way such as M.K. Gandhi, Martin Luther King and Cesar Chavez. Because violence is learned it is necessary to unlearn violence by practicing love and compassion in everything we do. And not to succumb to bullying or aggressive behavior is the equal right to self-defense - the right to say, stop. These precepts need to be integrated into a curriculum that will instill ideas, attitudes and form daily habits of non-violence from persistent instruction.