DMV Area Programs
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LFFP teaches mindfulness, empathy, anger management, conflict resolution and self-empowerment during in-school specials across the DC-VA-MD area. LFFP's programs help interrupt the culture of violence that has become prevalent in our schools and our culture at large. Students build self-esteem, combat bullying, learn how to work together to solve problems, and help transform their schools into peaceful and collaborative communities.
Programs are currently conducted at: Elementary Schools: St. Matthias Elementary School in Prince George's County, MD St. Mary's Elementary School in Prince George's County, MD High Schools: Archbishop John Carroll High School in Washington, D.C. |
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After School Programs
Programs are currently conducted at:
Jefferson Houston Elementary School in Alexandria, VA
Brent Place Apartments in Alexandria, VA
Pifer Community Centre in
Alexandria Soccer Association in Alexandria, VA
Jefferson Houston Elementary School in Alexandria, VA
Brent Place Apartments in Alexandria, VA
Pifer Community Centre in
Alexandria Soccer Association in Alexandria, VA
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The Perry NeighborhoodThe after school program at The Perry School allows students in grades k-6 within the neighboring community to continue their love for learning through enriching activities and programs. LFFP offers an interactive structure where students are exposed to a plethora of different enterprises such as art, computer lessons and peace skills that cultivate their scholarly competence. The nurturing environment at LFFP allows students to have individualized homework assistance from college students, a healthy and delicious meal and organized programming to prepare them for the classroom and beyond.
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Tutoring via Zoom
Every Monday evening, students from St. Mathias and St. Mary's schools in Prince Georgia's County, MD,
meet tutors attending George Washington and Georgetown Universities to share their experiences of
Peace and Unpeace before they tackle their academic challenges.
meet tutors attending George Washington and Georgetown Universities to share their experiences of
Peace and Unpeace before they tackle their academic challenges.
Professional Development and Training
Teacher WorkshopsIn our interactive workshops, teachers and staff build skills for maintaining personal wellbeing while incorporating techniques for aiding students in dealing with their own feelings and wellbeing, and creating a cooperative, peaceful classroom and school environment.
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Click here to request a peace program at your school today.