Adult Programs
Peace is not just for young people — it’s a lifelong practice.
LFFP offers programs for adults that create space for reflection, skill-building, and community connection. Our adult programming helps participants reduce stress, strengthen relationships, and learn practical tools for addressing conflict in everyday life.
Whether you are an individual seeking inner peace, a teacher looking to build a more peaceful classroom, or a workplace aiming to foster collaboration, our adult programs are designed to meet you where you are.
Participants benefit from:
LFFP offers programs for adults that create space for reflection, skill-building, and community connection. Our adult programming helps participants reduce stress, strengthen relationships, and learn practical tools for addressing conflict in everyday life.
Whether you are an individual seeking inner peace, a teacher looking to build a more peaceful classroom, or a workplace aiming to foster collaboration, our adult programs are designed to meet you where you are.
Participants benefit from:
- Greater self-awareness and stress management through mindfulness and reflection practices
- Improved communication and conflict resolution skills for home, work, and community life
- Deeper connections with others in supportive, safe spaces
- Practical strategies for building a culture of peace in schools, organizations, and neighborhoods
Peace Circles (In-Person and Virtual)
In collaboration with neighborhood groups, churches, and affinity groups, LFFP facilitates Peace Circles that provide time for reflection, storytelling, and relationship-building. Participants are encouraged to explore what they need to bring more peace into their lives, how they can support one another, and ways to extend peace into their communities.
Regular Active Programming: Virtual Peace Circles
Regular Active Programming: Virtual Peace Circles
Peace & Yoga (In-Person and Virtual)
Combining gentle movement, mindfulness, and peace practices, Peace and Yoga offers participants tools for both physical and emotional well-being. Sessions provide an opportunity to center oneself, release stress, and cultivate inner calm.
Regular Active Programming: Virtual Peace and Yoga
Regular Active Programming: Virtual Peace and Yoga
Professional Development - Teacher Training Workshops
Designed for schools, churches, and community organizations, these workshops equip educators and leaders with practical peacebuilding tools. Participants learn strategies to handle conflict, reduce stress, and create supportive, nonviolent environments for those they serve.
Peace Academy
A deeper dive into LFFP’s core peace practices, Peace Academy provides adults with ongoing learning opportunities in conflict resolution, communication, and mindfulness. This program is designed to help participants strengthen their own skills while becoming leaders for peace in their communities.
Workplace Conflict Resolution Training
LFFP works with organizations to improve workplace culture through tailored conflict resolution training. Employees and leaders gain skills to address tensions constructively, foster collaboration, and build healthier, more supportive work environments.
What We Offer
Virtual Peace Circles
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Peace Clubs
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Restorative Programming |
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Collaborating with neighborhood groups, church communities, and affinity groups, LFFP facilitates peace circles that provide time for reflection and relationship building. These peace circles encourage adults to identify what they need to help increase the peace in their lives, what they can do to support each other, and how they can grow peace in their communities.
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College students are exposed to pervasive violence today, through their families and communities, technology, gaming and social media, and this culture of violence spills over into our schools. Levels of anxiety, depression, incidents of suicide, and campus violence are reaching unprecedented levels. Campus health, counseling clinics, and campus administration are not equipped to support students facing this endemic culture of violence and college students themselves lack the social and emotional learning (SEL) skills to cope on their own.
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In service to area shelters, prisons, neighborhoods, and transitional programs, LFFP brings its curriculum to those striving to transform their lives and re-discover their peace. These peace circles offer adult participants a safe place to discuss problems, learn tools such as the Peace Train and Wellness Wheel, and practice finding peace within themselves.
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