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NVPF 2022 Annual Report

We are thrilled to introduce the 2022 Annual Report, which provides a thorough account of our company's accomplishments and advancements throughout the previous year.

We warmly encourage you to delve into the report and uncover the compelling stories that shaped our journey in 2022.

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With our 30-year legacy, innovative methods, and a growing community of change advocates like you, we are actively shaping a more peaceful and non-violent world.

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For more information about our initiatives, please visit www.nonviolence.com or contact us at admin@nonviolence.com.

The Non-Violence Project Foundation

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