WHAT WE DO
Ā Mātou Kaupapa
Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation
We empower young people to handle conflict constructively and resolve disputes between themselves through mediation.
Kei te whakahou mātou i te hunga rangatahi kia whiriwhiri i ō rātou raruraru i runga i te rangimārie.
for primary schools (years 1-8)
Cool Schools is a whole school programme which teaches peaceful conflict resolution and enables kaiako (teachers) to set up a peer mediation service so ākonga (learners) can mediate disputes between themselves.
FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS (YEARS 9-13)
The Leadership through Peer Medation Programme (LtPM) enables ākonga (learners) to learn and establish processes for resolving their own disputes as well as taking on other leadership roles within the school.
FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS (YEARS 9-13)
The Annual Youth Peace Symposium – an all-day event for secondary school rangatahi (youth) to bring their peace inspirations and aspirations to the fore.
Te Pou o Rongo (Maori Youth Symposium) – for reconnecting Māori rangatahi (youth) with their culture to build strength and resilience.
FOR aLL SCHOOLS NATIONWIDE
Youth Peace Week is an annual event hosted by the Peace Foundation encouraging young people to engage in research, discussion and organising activities around a peace theme for positive impact.
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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