WHAT WE DO
Ā Mātou Kaupapa
Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation
We empower ākonga (learners) and kaiako (teachers) to resolve conflict
constructively through our peer mediation programmes. A peer mediation service established in a school enables its ākonga to handle and mediate minor disputes arising between themselves.
for primary schools (years 1-8)
Cool Schoolsis a whole school programme which teaches peaceful conflict resolution skills to ākonga and kaiako and enables the primary school to set up a peer mediation service.
FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS (YEARS 9-13)
The Leadership through Peer Medation Programme teaches peaceful conflict resolution skills to ākonga enabling them to establish a peer mediation service themselves and take on other leadership roles within the kura (school).
FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS (YEARS 9-13)
Youth Symposia is an annual event hosted by the Peace Foundation for secondary schools to bring their inspirations and aspirations to the fore. It is a great way to network with like-minded people who want to make a positive difference in their communities.
FOR aLL SCHOOLS NATIONWIDE
Youth Peace Week is an annual event hosted by the Peace Foundation to encourage young people to engage in research, discussion, networking, planning and organising activities around a theme which highlights important topical issues and how they can make an impact in their local communities through positive action for change.
REACT
(REsponding to Armed ConflicT)
Presentations that raise awareness about issues surrounding international armed conflict (past and present), disarmament, and the current political climate.
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