Raising awareness/Ambassadors for peace

Deco

Deco | Brazil

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Life:

Football Player

Country:

Brazil | Global Ambassador

Wikipedia:

Wikipedia page

Deco Anderson Luís de Souza is a retired Brazilian professional footballer who last played for Fluminense. He is one of the few players to have won the UEFA Champions League with two different clubs. Here at the training with the NVP athletes.

Deco is a retired Brazilian professional footballer who last played for Fluminense. He is one of the few players to have won the UEFA Champions League with two different clubs. Here at the training with the NVP athletes.

Deco and NVP Country Manager Markus Schruf, Sao Paulo.

The Non-Violence Project

The Non-Violence Project is a non-profit organization created in 1993 with the goal of preventing and reducing violence. The organization is headquartered in Switzerland and is active in many countries around the world. Its symbol, the Knotted Gun, is an international symbol of peace. 
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Our mission

Our mission is to INSPIRE, MOTIVATE and ENGAGE people to solve conflicts without resorting to any form of violence. Through education and awareness, we measure the impact of our programs and we have a specific focus on youth as we believe in the power of young people as changemakers. 
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How you can support

There are many ways to support our work ! We rely on the generosity of our donors but we also welcome projects’ sponsoring, fundraising events, partnerships of all kinds and much more. 
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