The Little Friends for Peace curriculum is based on the philosophy that peace begins with you. When we find the peace inside each one of us, we can all become peacemakers and spread peace to our communities, our countries, and the world. Peace Education teaches skills that are crucial for individuals to understand themselves, navigate relationships, & ultimately become productive citizens.
Peace education enriches communities by bringing social-emotional learning directly to them through our hands on programs. As they experience, learn, and practice peace,participants gain the tools they need to feel, think, and behave peacefully towards themselves and others. By encouraging individuals to reflect and act on this ideal, LFFP motivates them to cultivate peace in their lives and their communities. Below are a few of the practices and tools we use to help people become the change they want to see in the world. Our books and publications are listed here.
Peace education enriches communities by bringing social-emotional learning directly to them through our hands on programs. As they experience, learn, and practice peace,participants gain the tools they need to feel, think, and behave peacefully towards themselves and others. By encouraging individuals to reflect and act on this ideal, LFFP motivates them to cultivate peace in their lives and their communities. Below are a few of the practices and tools we use to help people become the change they want to see in the world. Our books and publications are listed here.
Peace Circles: Building Community
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I-Care Tools: Skills for Spreading Compassion
LFFP uses a variety of I-Care tools to help teach the importance of compassion and respect. Using I-Care Rules, I-Care Language, and I- Messages, students build a toolbox of skills that allow them to interact with others in a caring way. Click here to see our different I-Care methods.
LFFP uses a variety of I-Care tools to help teach the importance of compassion and respect. Using I-Care Rules, I-Care Language, and I- Messages, students build a toolbox of skills that allow them to interact with others in a caring way. Click here to see our different I-Care methods.
Cooperative Games: The Power of
Win-Win Win-Lose games teach excellence and victory through competition, individualism, and domination. These games exclude some participants and can build feelings of superiority. Win-Win games teach excellence and victory through trust, cooperation, and empowerment. These games cultivate sensitivity, teamwork, and empathy. And they are fun too! Click here for some examples of Cooperative Games you can play. |