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Bwog Helps You Commit Acts of Non-Violence

By Bwog Staff on Mar 26, 2013 6 Comments

In honor of the upcoming launch of a new movement, Nonviolence: No Higher Calling, sponsored by Columbia’s Art of Living Club, Bwog has come up with a few extra ways that you can tear down violence with your teeth and nails.The movement’s goal is to commit 100 acts of non-violence for each act of violence. They […]

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