Independent · Youth-led · Non-partisan

Host a Peace Club or a Community Peace Circle

Students holding certificates in front of a school building

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For head teachers

A Peace Club gives 25–40 of your students a supervised space, twice a month, to practise dialogue, creativity and leadership. You name a Patron or Matron; students elect four leaders — President, Secretary, Programmes Coordinator and Media & Advocacy Lead. We provide the curriculum and monthly content.

What we need from you: written permission, a named Patron or Matron, and help obtaining guardian consent for any student who will appear in photos or recordings.

What we guarantee: every adult involved signs our code of conduct; a named safeguarding focal person; no student identified in public without consent; no weapons, trauma processing or dispute mediation in club sessions.

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For community groups

Already running a church youth fellowship, youth association, student union or women’s group? A Community Peace Circle uses the trust you have already built. One of your volunteers leads, we brief them, and each session follows three simple steps: listen, discuss, act. During the pilot, circles are for adults aged 18–35.

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During the pilot we are working with a small number of schools and groups we can supervise directly. If we can’t start with you now, we’ll keep your details for the next phase.

Downloads

  • School letter [TBD: PDF]
  • Club concept note [TBD: PDF]
  • Circle conversation guide [TBD: PDF]

Your voice belongs here

This month’s campaign is Why Peace Cannot Wait?. If you have a phone, a pen or a voice, you can take part.