The Non-Violence Project Foundation is a global non-profit organization, founded in 1993 and headquartered in Switzerland. We are dedicated to promoting non-violence and peace through education and awareness, empowering individuals to resolve conflicts without violence.
Violence takes many forms - physical and mental - and today, we all have a crucial role to play in creating safer social, work, and sports environments for everyone.
Anna Hellman serves as the President of The Non-Violence Project Foundation, bringing extensive expertise in strategic leadership and business development. Driven by a deep commitment to social impact, she plays a pivotal role in expanding the foundation’s reach and advancing its mission to equip young people with the skills to resolve conflicts peacefully.
With a proven track record in organizational growth, stakeholder engagement, and innovation, Anna strengthens the foundation’s efforts to create lasting change through education and awareness. Under her leadership, The Non-Violence Project continues to inspire and empower future generations to build a more peaceful world.
Since 2011, The Non-Violence Project Brazil has promoted non-violence through education and sports, working with public schools, community organizations, and over 60 ambassadors from sports, art, and music.
Despite rising violence in Ecuador, we believe in a future where all 17 million Ecuadorians can live in peace. The Non-Violence Project Ecuador actively engages in community initiatives, advocacy efforts, and educational programs, working to counteract violence through awareness and action.
The Non-Violence Project in Greece is actively implementing education initiatives in schools, integrating non-violence principles into classrooms and community programs. Through our growing presence, we continue to empower students with tools to prevent conflict and promote peace.
The Non-Violence Project Foundation is a non-profit organization with special consultative status to the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).
