International Day of Peace: The Peace Pointer

Over 25% of adolescents and teens has been bullied repeatedly on the internet, because of their gender, race or sexual orientation. And with a soaring increase in hate, sexism and racism from online communities all the way to the white house, it’s more important than ever, to make a change for a more positive online experience for everyone. The peace sign has since the 60’s been an international gesture. Now it’s being introduced online to help fight for peace and equality in a time and a place where it is most needed. 

The Peace Pointer is a plug-in for Chrome and Firefox browsers, that turns your mouse pointer into a peace sign. Being a constant reminder for you to make the web a better place, whenever you post, comment, share and take part in a online discussions.

The plug-in was created by the two Norwegian creatives John E. Njoki & Kim Follesøy-Thuen and is being launched on The International Day of Peace on September 21.