Statement from The Pixel Project: It’s Not the Cornell 7 – It’s the Cornell 57

THE CASE In October 2024, 7 members of the Cornell University chapter of the Chi Phi fraternity – Matthew Ingalls, Johnathan Newell, Winston Lee, Gillio Lopes, Diego Sarabia, Scott Norris,

Statement from The Pixel Project: Regarding Kim Nam-Joon (RM)’s Photo with Chris Brown

In 2024, we included Kim Nam-Joon – better known as RM, the leader of BTS, the biggest boy band in the world –  in our 5th honour roll of 16

ANNOUNCEMENT: Read For Pixels 2026 (Fall Edition) – Live YouTube Sessions with Award-Winning Bestselling Authors saying NO to Violence Against Women

  JULY 23rd, 2026 (WORLDWIDE): The Pixel Project, a 501(c)3 anti-Violence Against Women non-profit, will be holding the twelfth annual Fall Edition of their Read For Pixels YouTube Livestream series.

ANNOUNCEMENT: Read For Pixels 2026 (International Women’s Day Edition) – Live YouTube Sessions with Award-Winning Bestselling Women Writers saying NO to Violence Against Women

  JANUARY 22nd, 2026 (WORLDWIDE): The Pixel Project, a 501(c)3 anti-Violence Against Women non-profit, is proud to announce their 10th International Women’s Day (IWD) Edition of their “Read For Pixels”

The Pixel Project Turns 17: Continuing Our New Chapter in the Battle to End Violence Against Women

The Pixel Project is 17 years old today: 17 years of being the only anti-VAW nonprofit to specialise in working to raise awareness, funds, and volunteer power to end VAW

The Pixel Project Selection 2025: 16 Striking Campaigns for the Cause to End Violence Against Women

Every year, we at The Pixel Project come across a wide variety of innovative and powerful campaigns tackling Violence Against Women (VAW) by our fellow activists and non-profits from around

The Pixel Project Selection 2025: 16 Pieces of Positive News in the Global Battle to end Violence Against Women

Violence against women (VAW) is one of the most widespread and toxic human rights violations in the world. It takes a wide variety of forms, from domestic violence to rape