Life After Hate 2nd Anniversary at WI WARS 1 B-Boy Battle

"WISCONSIN WARS 2012" is bboy(breakdancing) top 8 [ 19 and under ] CITY VS CITY tournament. Intends to bring battles city to city around our state to see what city is the nicest!

WANT TO SIGN UP? If your city/county that wants to battle and represent your city/county and has a squad of 6-8 let us know! [MESSAGE Yosha https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=701278946 with the name of your city/county that would like to join this tournament ]

SIDE BATTLES FOR EVERYBODY!! EACH PART of WI WARS 2012 WILL HAVE SIDE BATTLE LIKE (7 TO SMOKE,POWERMOVEs/TRICKS BATTLES,ETC)

Cites that are competing so far:
Milwaukee, Racine County, Janesville, Madison, Eau Claire, Wausaw .................

· Winners will advance in a tournament style bracket.
· Double elimination ( the city that loses twice shall be eliminated from the tournament)
· Each battle will be judged round by round which will give us a score of each battle

Life After Hate is a character development organization dedicated to the truth of basic human goodness—the innate human need for compassion and the ability to give it. We explore this truth through open and honest dialog that includes all human beings. Character development addresses a host of symptoms caused by lack of character, such as bullying, racism, sexism, homophobia, religious intolerance, and substance abuse. Using the online magazine found at lifeafterhate.org as a foundation, Life After Hate engages a cycle of compassion, collaboration, and outreach across disparate populations. Coverage of these activities in the magazine creates further opportunities to broaden and empower this cycle of compassion, which is the most effective response to the cycle of violence that grips human society. In Summer of 2011, Life After Hate joined the Against Violent Extremism network, a global alliance of former perpetrators of violent extremism along with survivors thereof working together to promote peace.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• b-boy
• b-girl
• breakdance
• Life After Hate
• Arno Michaels
• character education
• character development
• diversity
• peace
• inclusion
• peace education
• love
• practice
• MLK
• Dr. Martin Luther King
• B-boying
• My Life After Hate

[totoyamelie]

"Hatred ever kills, love never dies. Such is the vast difference between the two. What is obtained by love is retained for all time. What is obtained by hatred proves a burden in reality for it increases hatred." (Mahatma Ghandi)

Great job, Arno and all LAH members!

Hugs from Carlos, Brazil