The Non-Violence Project is a non-profit organization founded in 1993 with the aim of preventing and reducing violence. Headquartered in Switzerland, this global organization is dedicated to inspiring, motivating, and engaging individuals to solve conflicts peacefully. By providing education and raising awareness, they measure the impact of their programs, with a particular focus on empowering youth as agents of change.

The organization's symbol, the Knotted Gun, is an internationally recognized symbol of peace. They offer various activities and initiatives, including training and education programs for both young people and adults, to address issues such as harassment, cyberbullying, mental health, and racism. The Non-Violence Project has received recognition and support from prominent figures and organizations worldwide, including a queen, two presidents, and five justice ministers.

Millions of teachers, students, athletes, coaches, and volunteers across all continents have undergone their training programs. You can support their important work by donating, sponsoring projects, becoming a partner, or participating in their fundraising events. Visit their website to learn more about their initiatives and how you can make a difference