The idea for the project „Volunteering vs. Violence – let’s turn theory practice” was born after the “Volunteering vs. Violence” conference, which was a summary of three meetings on the subject of volunteering and violence across various historical periods in Spain, Rome and Poland. We would like to use the results of those meetings (newsletters, infographics, interviews, videos, photographs, articles) that we have worked on in further work in building peace and preventing violence. We believe that we can not just talk about violence and education for peace and we want to stop just talking, conversations and convert knowledge into tools for real action which will be available for everyone. The main goal of the project is to create an educational simulation game that aims to help individual participants and organizations talk about violence, give examples of preventative grounds, and think about solutions to conflict / violence situations. Educational materials created during the project are to be a complement to the game, but they can also be the basis for starting discussion and working on the attitudes of individual participants and groups. Materials and the game are to be a way to relieve tensions and violence that affects us (including self-destructive violence directed to ourselves) using the proven method of "Non Violent Communication" and using new methods such as visual thinking / sketchnoting to deal with the situations. A very important point of the project is testing the game in individual partner countries and adapting it to their needs. The game will have the main axis, but the refinement will depend on the organizations participating in the project. All these activities are aimed at promoting the idea of peace, tolerance and understanding in the world. The created online platform together with educational materials and simulation game will be available to all those interested in the subject of violence. In addition, the game and all materials will be translated into the local languages of the partners involved in the project, which will also allow to reach people who do not speak English. We believe that our game can become a base for work on the subject of violence and peace in very diverse groups, including migrants, refugees, asylum seekers, people with fewer opportunities, minorities, etc.