Young Leaders Gather at Step Up Teens Camp 2025 in Uganda
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.”.
Categories: youth
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The Non-Violence Project x Andy okay - Art with Purpose, Year Two
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.
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Non-Violence Project at SIME 2025: A Day of Inspiration, Innovation, and Impact
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. 🕊️
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The Non-Violence Project and ChampSDA join forces through FOOTBALL FOR PEACE
The Non-Violence Project and ChampSDA have strengthened a long-term partnership through FOOTBALL FOR PEACE, an initiative to promote cohesion, team spirit and other skills among children and youth to prevent and reduce violent behaviors.
To support this initiative and raise funds, the artist group “Green Capitalists” have developed several collections of Secured Digital Assets on the theme of f -
The Non-Violence Project Foundation strengthens its partnership with EHL, the prestigious hospitality management school, on sexual harassment prevention
The Non-Violence Project Foundation (NVPF) is pleased to announce the strengthening of its collaboration with Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) on sexual harassment prevention. Since fall 2019, over 1400 first year EHL students were trained as part of the institution’s Sexual Harassment Prevention (SHP) Initiative. In 2021, around 1200 students will attend the training as well as 500 EHL staff.
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RightBridge Ventures AB (“RBV”) and The Non-Violence Project Foundation (“NVPF”) join forces to make e-sport and gaming a safer place through the KNOT OK initiative.
KNOT OK initiative intends to provide young people with references, tools and discussion spaces that empower them against toxic behaviours. The goal of the partnership between RightBridge Ventures and NVPF is to empower young people, with special focus on female gamers and e-sport fans, to manage toxic behaviour in e-sport and gaming platforms.
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The Non-Violence Project Foundation and The Charlie Chaplin Museum Foundation with Chaplin’s World support are strengthening their partnership throughout 2021
The Non-Violence Project Foundation(NVPF) and The Charlie Chaplin Museum Foundation (CCMF), with Chaplin’s World (CW), the only museum dedicated to Charlie Chaplin in the world, are pleased to announce, on the international human rights day, that they are strengthening their collaboration through joint initiatives that will develop throughout 2021.
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The Non-Violence Project Foundation celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Knotted Gun
The Non-Violence Project Foundation celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Non-Violence sculpture also known as the Knotted Gun, a recognized universal symbol of non-violence and peace.
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強いメッセージを発信するフロントランナー・ブランド “エリー・ピストル”が Non-Violence コレクション「Fight Fighters with Flowers!」を発表
スウェーデンのストリートウェアブランド“エリー・ピストル”は、今、ストリートウエアに求められている強いメッセージを放つブランドのトップランナーです。そのひとつひとつのピースには、ただ目を引くというだけではなく、とても意味深く、パワフルなメッセージが込められています。
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The Non-Violence Project Foundation (NVPF) trained over 23,000 people in 2019 to prevent and reduce violence
The Non-Violence Project Foundation (NVPF), whose mission is to prevent and reduce violence around the world, has today released its 2019 Evaluation Report outlining the foundation’s contribution to the global effort to stem violence across the globe. In 2019, NVPF trained 23,778 students, 1,587 teachers/trainers and 7,500 volunteers, on four continents.
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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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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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Non-violence project to help thousands of school students in Uganda
More than 25,000 pupils are to benefit from a new project to combat violence in schools in eastern Uganda The Non-Violence Project Foundation’s (NVPF) education project was launched this month with the aim of stopping youth violence in the country and more students being murdered in schools. Article by Billy Briggs for Their World, April 05 2018
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A foundation wants to launch a tool at school that allows students to report violence and receive support.
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
