Dr. Roz Rosner:
One Heart at a Time
What if love wasn’t weak, but essential? Dr. Roz Rosner’s story takes us through a deeply personal and spiritual shift that began with a single moment at a training in Atlanta—and changed everything after.
Bio
Dr. Elizabeth Rosner, affectionately known as DrRoz, is a visionary leader and the heart behind Love Revolution. Through her work, DrRoz seeks to inspire and empower individuals to lead with love, compassion, and nonviolence. Love Revolution encompasses a range of initiatives, including DebtFreeDegree, Leading with L.O.V.E., and Nonviolence365 Trainer for The King Center. By integrating these elements, DrRoz offers a comprehensive framework for personal and collective transformation. She believes her mission is teaching 8 Billion people to LOVE 8 Billion people, one heart at a time. Discover the power of love-centered leadership and join her Love Revolution today!!!
Topics
- The philosophy of Nonviolence365 and its daily practice
- Agape love vs. other forms of love
- The myth of independence and the truth of interconnectedness
- Lessons from studying Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. every day
- How to teach love as a skill, not a feeling
- The role of conflict in building community
- Why the means must match the ends
- Parenting regrets and how we pass on violence
- Moving from debate to dialogue
- Building the Beloved Community in modern society
Guiding Questions
- What did you believe about love before discovering Dr. King’s philosophy—and what changed?
- Can you walk us through the moment at the King Center that shifted your life?
- What does it mean to live nonviolently in everyday situations?
- How did studying Dr. King an hour a day transform your thinking?
- Why is agape love so central to your work?
- You say independence is a myth—can you explain that?
- How does “Love Revolution” differ from other movements for change?
- What do you wish more people understood about conflict?
- Can you share a moment where practicing nonviolence changed the outcome of a situation?
- What’s your vision for the Beloved Community—and how do we get there?