International Day of Peace: Unveiling "Fragility of Peace" by Shai Dahan
Today, at International Day of Peace, we are thrilled to introduce a remarkable new artwork —"Fragility of Peace" by Non-Violence Ambassador, Shai Dahan.
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Unveiling of Custom-Designed WNBA Mystics “Knotted Gun” Sculpture and national gun violence awareness with the Washington Mystics
Unveiling of Custom-Designed WNBA Mystics “Knotted Gun” Sculpture and 988 Lifeline Awareness Amplified in Sold-Out Capital One Arena as Washington Mystics Hosted Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever.
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Non-Violence Project Clarifies Position on Unauthorized Use of the KNOTTED GUN
Media Statement, 7th May 2024
Non-Violence Project Clarifies Position on Unauthorized Use of the KNOTTED GUN
The Non-Violence Project wishes to address recent concerns regarding the unauthorized use of the KNOTTED GUN image by the political party ADR, Luxembourg.
We believe it is essential to clarify our position on this matter to maintain the integrity of our organization's mission an -
Non-Violence Project Annual Activity Report 2023
Halfway through 2024, and we're thrilled to share our full 2023 activity report with you!
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Det är inte kört – en kväll om gängvåld bland unga
I ett samarbete mellan Dramaten, Fryshuset, The Non-Violence Project, Rätt kurva/Polisen och Beredskapslyftet arrangeras en kväll av reflektion och handling för att stoppa gängvåldet bland unga. Kvällen inleds med föreställningen Klipp han, med Lena Endre, Elin Klinga och Shahab Anoush i rollerna.
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NVPF 2022 Annual Report
We are thrilled to introduce the 2022 Annual Report presenting accomplishments and advancements throughout 2022.
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New music release by Non-Violence Ambassador Meja to support Non-Violence Projects work against violence
Non-Violence Ambassador Meja and Swedish rock band Peace Conspiracy are releasing their new video to spread hope in troubled times.
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"Ocean of Love" by new Non-Violence Ambassador Melissa La Bozzetta
Melissa LaBozzetta, an Italian-Australian artist based in Melbourne, becomes a new Global Ambassador for the Non-Violence Project Foundation (NVPF) supporting unique educational programs to prevent and reduce violence around the world. She joins other fellow Non-Violence Ambassadors for Peace: Sir Paul McCartney, Sir Ringo Starr, Oona Chaplin, Johan Ernst Nilson, Patrizia Gucci and many others.
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On Sexual Harassment, Patriarchy and Roles we play
There is one thing I noticed after completing a series of workshops on the topic of sexual harassment with University students – everyone just wants more! More time to discuss, more time to share, to think, more time to challenge beliefs, more time to spend together and juggle with some obvious and not-so-obvious topics and unclear lines.
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Belfast City joins international family of non-violence and peace
The City of Belfast has been warmly welcomed into an illustrious group of locations around the world that have embraced The Knotted Gun sculpture and its supporting organisation, the Non-Violence Project Foundation (NVPF).
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The Non Violence Project Foundation (NVPF) reduced violence on 4 continents in 2018
1 BILLION CHILDREN worldwide experience physical, sexual or emotional violence. (1) We need to put an end to violence in the world and teach young people, our future leaders, how to resolve conflicts peacefully.
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Why Nonviolence is all about Inner Evolution
Most people are willing to talk about what external violence does to us or the world. We are all horrified to hear about another war, about another sexual abuse, about another incident of bullying. When is the world finally going to change, to evolve into something better and more peaceful? Very few talk about internal violence.
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Smarteyes donates SEK 5 million to non-violence organization
Since 2016, the optical company Smarteyes has collaborated with the non-violence organisation The Non-Violence Project. The collaboration has resulted in four eyewear collections, about 100,000 pairs of glasses sold and SEK 5 million to The Non-Violence Projects work.
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3 Reasons Why Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) is a Solution to Violence.
Have you ever been bullied? You know, either sexually bullied, hit, laughed at, excluded, felt alone or rejected? I have. And so has every 1 in 3 students (13-15 y.o.) worldwide. (1)
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Equality is Peace - International Women's Day
This March 8th, we want to pay tribute to all those women who have believed in equality, who have seen in the future the possibility of improving the world for them and those who come.
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World Masters Games 2021, Japan in collaboration with NVPF
The World Masters Games 2021 Kansai Organising Committee (hereinafter referred to as "WMG 2021") and the Non-Violence Project Foundation (NVPF), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate during the 2021 Master Games in Kansai, Japan.
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New Global Non-Violence Ambassador Johan Ernst Nilson and his knotted gun sculpture One World - to unite the world in peace.
Swedish explorer, philanthropist and adventure activist Johan Ernst Nilson becomes Global Non-Violence Ambassador thanks to his strong engagement in The Non-Violence Project Foundations work globally.
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Beirut officially unveils the Knotted Gun "Non-Violence" sculpture, in the first Arab capital.
On the occasion of October 2nd, The International Day of Non‐Violence and the Lebanese National Day of Non-Violence, the universal "sculpture of non‐violence", by the Swedish artist CARL FREDRIK REUTERSWÄRD has been unveiled in the first Arab capital, Beirut.
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A peaceful collaboration; Weekday x Non-Violence Project
For autumn/winter 2018, Weekday will launch a comprehensive collaboration with Non-Violence Project (NVP), a non-profit organisation that promotes solving conflicts without violence through educational programs. The partnership consists of two parts: a newly formed network of spokes- persons for peace and a collection that enables Weekday customers to promote peace in their daily life.
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"Geneva has a role to play in promoting non-violence"
Blaise Oberson heads a foundation recently established in Geneva, which educates young people to eradicate violence.
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