One of the most prevalent issues that young people in today's society deal with is violence. Brute force activities, such as hostile conduct resulting from physical or psychological coercion, are referred to as violence. Violence may take many forms, including physical, psychological, social, and abuse, and its intensity can vary depending on the subject. Given its wide nature, this is one of the most significant societal issues of our day. In 2030, an estimated 2 million children and adolescents are expected to lose their lives as a result of violence if appropriate action is not done. Violence in many forms is experienced by a large number of individuals both in our nation and around the world. Violence against women can take many different forms, including peer pressure, violence against people of color and religion, exposure to violence at work or in the classroom, and violence against refugees. It can also be mentally or physically directed. Many people feel compelled to abandon their unfinished business or education. People's physical and mental health decline as a result of the social isolation process. Our main objectives for this initiative are to reduce and raise young people's awareness of violence, in keeping with our study. Furthermore, the following are the precise goals we have established for this purpose: -To educate young people about human rights and human values -To help young people become more adept at communicating with peers who have diverse identities and origins. -To raise youth awareness of the need to prevent violence. to foster in youth a greater capacity for tolerance toward diversity.