Soulutions to Violence | Fancesco Da Vinci | Refuse to Kill | April 6, 2026

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Francesco Da Vinci carries a master’s degree in cosmology and social psychology. He is currently a journalist, a nonviolent activist, and a Pulitzer-nominated photographer, who lives and works in Los Angeles. He hopes to inspire today's generation to be of service to others and to explore the power of nonviolent activism for social change. Franscico Da Vinci is also the author of the book I Refuse to Kill: My Path to Nonviolence Action in the 1960s.

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