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March 2021

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December 2021

Our Mission

The Peace Education Program strengthens communities and schools by training youth and adults to build and sustain positive relationships. We do this by providing learning experiences to reduce violence, enhance personal integrity and foster mutual respect. We teach conflict resolution, peer mediation and prejudice reduction.

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318 W. Kentucky Street
Louisville, KY 40203

(502) 589-6583

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Mentoring has tangible effects. With a mentor, you Mentoring has tangible effects. With a mentor, young people are: • 52% less likely to skip a day of school. • 78% more likely to volunteer regularly in their communities. • 130% more likely to hold a leadership position in a club or sports team. January is National Mentoring Month. Click the link in our bio for more information on how to become a good mentor.
Students who find themselves on the Anger Thermome Students who find themselves on the Anger Thermometer don’t start out enraged. Often feeling upset, sad or nervous are the earlier emotions on the thermometer. With COVID, students are feeling sad, nervous, or anxious a lot of the time, which means more kids are already experiencing elevated emotions on the Anger Thermometer even before something happens to make them angry. When emotions are high, thinking is low. This makes it even more important for Peace Ed to be in schools helping kids see where they are on the Thermometer so they can use strategies to calm themselves back down. Read more on what Carrie Christensen says about being back in the schools at the link in our bio. #PeaceEd #Louisville
“New beginnings are in order, and you are bound “New beginnings are in order, and you are bound to feel some level of excitement as new chances come your way.” — Oscar Auliq-Ice, author The new year brings new opportunities. Peace Ed is here to help guide you to new beginnings. Send us a direct message or email rose@peaceeducationprogram.org. #PeaceEd #Louisville #2022 #NewBeginnings
As we close out 2021, let's take a moment to say h As we close out 2021, let's take a moment to say how much we appreciate you. You matter in this community. We are determined to make a difference and we cannot do that without you. So, thank you. Peace Ed would not be here if it wasn't for you. We are looking forward to what 2022 brings. #PeaceEd #Louisville
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