Mrs. Isabel M. Noboa appointed Global Peace and Non-Violence Ambassador
Mrs. Isabel M. Noboa Pontón, founder and CEO of the Nobis Consortium, has been appointed Global Peace and Non-Violence Ambassador.
Mrs. Isabel M. Noboa Pontón, founder and CEO of the Nobis Consortium, has been appointed Global Peace and Non-Violence Ambassador.
Gallerix and The Non-Violence Project Foundation unveil "Face the Truth," a black-and-white portrait photography collection highlighting human emotions. Proceeds support anti-violence education, showcasing art's potential to inspire peace, empathy, and meaningful conversations about societal realities and change.
Green Art Asia and The Non-Violence Project present "Living Life in Peace," an online exhibition from October 9 to December 9, 2025, featuring the Knotted Gun sculptures, promoting peace and conflict resolution through art.
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.
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 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.
Halfway through 2024, and we're thrilled to share our full 2023 activity report with you!
The Non-Violence Project Foundation is incredibly proud to kick off 2024 with our first group of recent graduates of the Non-Violence Certified Change Facilitators Program - setting a high standard for quality and consistency across the globe from Africa, Columbia, India, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Japan, and the USA.
La Fondation Non-Violence Project (NVPF) tient à saluer l’initiative du centre commercial suisse Balexert pour son engagement contre la violence grâce à l’opération SECONDE VIE lancée en 2020. A travers la vente d’objets recyclés eco-responsables, les clients de Balexert ont ainsi soutenu le travail de la Fondation contre la violence et en particulier le harcèlement
Nearly 6% of Geneva's secondary school students report being harassed at school or on social networks, according to a study by the Department of Education. The Non-Violence Project Foundation wants to launch a tool at school that allows students to report violence and receive support. Photo: Norbert Michalke By: Aurélie Toninato