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Knot violence is part of a global campaign that has been initiated by the Get the Point Foundation.
We want to inspire, motivate and engage young people to better understand how to solve conflicts without resorting to violence.
Our signature logo is the well known ’Non-Violence’ sculpture - the gun with a knotted barrel. It was originally created in 1980 as a memorial tribute to John Lennon, after he was shot and killed in New York City.
Today the ’Non-Violence’ symbol is featured prominently in more than thirty prestigious public locations including major museums, the UN headquarters in New York, the Olympic Museum in Lausanne as well as in Cape Town, Beijing, Miami, Curitiba, Stockholm, Honolulu, Madrid, Washington, Paris and Moscow.
We are now introducing the Knot Violence Box campaign, bringing our symbol closer to our main target audience.
The Knot Violence Box contains everything that a school or sports club needs to deliver a violence prevention and peace education module. It includes a one meter fiberglass replica of the Knotted Gun symbol and a multimedia resource, comprising training instructions and selected Get the Point education programs.
Get the Point Foundation is a successful international youth education and leadership initiative promoting social change.
Our objectives are to inspire, motivate and engage young people in positive action and to reduce youth violence, enabling the next generation to understand how good leadership can make a difference and how they, too, can become leaders and role models themselves.
The origin of Get the Point Foundation is the Non-Violence Project which was launched fifteen years ago. Our track record speaks for itself. Close to 5 million students, teachers and sport coaches around the world have taken part in one or more of our education programs. Today there are Non Violence offices in Sweden, the UK, USA , Brazil and South Africa.
Watch Knot Violence TV on You Tube. We have launched the channel with a series entitled 'Advice for Young People', simply a collection of 'words of wisdom' from Peter Crouch to Nancy Del'Olio.
Young & Rubican have created a powerful campaign aimed at engaging people in debate around knife crime and its victims, seen and unseen. Y&R are also working with Knot Violence to deliver an interactive campaign geared towards the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
Knot Violence pilot phase has now reached it's fruition with positive results which will now allow Knot Violence to be rolled out across the UK.
