The Non-Violence Project and Tim Bergling Foundation will together unveil a reinterpretation of The Knotted Gun sculpture on October 2. This collaboration also introduces "The Inner Compass," a global mental health education program for schools, launching in January 2026.
Former world top-10 tennis player Nicolás Lapentti has been appointed the first-ever global Peace and Non-Violence Ambassador from Ecuador.
Step Up Teens Camp in Uganda gathered over 100 young leaders for five days of learning, dialogue, and community action under the theme “Called to Serve.”.
The Non-Violence Project unveiled a custom tennis-themed Knotted Gun at the U.S. Open together with gun violence survivor Kylie Ossege, honoring women in tennis and youth leaders advocating for prevention and cultural change.
The 2024 Annual Report is here – another year where we empowered youth, trained leaders, and grew our global movement for peace. Read more about what The Non-Violence Project Foundation accomplished in 2024.
Non-Violence Project is proud to be part of Sweden’s largest manifestation for youth mental health. Together with 36 other organisations, we stand united.
The Non-Violence Project USA took part in a powerful non-violence-focused exhibition at Ringo Starr's sold-out Radio City Music Hall concert on June 13. Highlighted during National Gun Violence Awareness Month, the display invited reflection and dialogue around unity and non-violence - reinforcing the importance of spreading a message of non-violence and peace in today's world.
The Connecticut Sun revealed a custom “Knotted Gun” sculpture, promoting gun violence awareness. During a game, attendees showcased the “Knot Me!” gesture, advocating a national ceasefire. This initiative highlights the WNBA’s commitment to peace and gun violence prevention.
We’re proud to announce a heartfelt and long-term collaboration with Gallerix, rooted in a shared belief: that art can inspire reflection, spark dialogue, and plant the seeds of peace. Gallerix has launched a powerful series of 16 unique posters, all featuring different interpretations of the iconic Knotted Gun sculpture.
The Non-Violence Project collaborates with Andy okay for its second annual campaign, promoting non-violence through youth-led initiatives in the U.S. Artists worldwide contribute impactful artworks, emphasizing the power of creativity to inspire hope and action against violence.
97 young changemakers gathered at NVP Uganda’s Young Leaders Camp 2025 to explore what it means to lead with non-violence and peace. With the theme “Be a Role Model for Peace,” the day sparked bold conversations, creative expression, and lasting inspiration - proving that the next generation is ready to lead the way.
We were honoured to share our mission and the Knotted Gun symbol at SIME 2025 – a powerful day of innovation, empathy, and inspiration. As the world faces new challenges, we continue to empower youth with the tools to resolve conflict peacefully. Peace starts with education. 🕊️
