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News and Announcements
Learn how institutions across the United States and U.S. Territories are implementing their violence
prevention, positive learning, and peaceful environment strategies using the PeaceBuilders program.
California Distinguished Schools
We recognize several individuals who work unselfishly to build peace
in their homes, schools and communities. In doing so they make the world a better place
for all of us. Check out these exceptional people who contribute to creating safer,
more peaceful learning environments.
We welcome our newly trained sites:
- St. Catherine of Alexandria Academy,
New Haven, KY
- City of Montclair After School Program,
Montclair, CA
- Beacon Communities,
Boston, MA
- Woman to Woman Recovery,
Long Beach, CA
- St. Mark's Cathedral School,
Shreveport, LA
- DeKalb Middle School,
Smithville, TN
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Reaching and teaching adults the art of creating safe,
positive environments for all children!
PeaceBuilders is the research-validated youth violence prevention program approved for the
federally funded Safe & Drug-Free Schools Act.
PeaceBuilders is a comprehensive program launched in organizations that shifts the entire
climate to a peaceful, productive and safe place for children, teenagers, parents, staff and faculty. To learn
more about PeaceBuilders,
click here.
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Would you like PeaceBuilders at your site but need financial assistance?
Click here for more information.
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Want to know more about PeaceBuilders? Click here
to watch PeaceBuilders in Action.
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Read what institutions have to say about PeaceBuilders.
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We are offering introductory webinars about PeaceBuilders.
Find out about them here.
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Our program materials can help you implement PeaceBuilders using these proven tools.
Check them out!
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We would like to feature your site in our 2011 PeaceBuilders Calendar!
Click here for details.
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Are you a small business (nonprofit, perhaps) in need of some reasonably-priced office space?
We may have a solution for you!
Click here for details.
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PeacePartners, Inc. is proudly partnered with:
The Long Beach Gang Reduction, Intervention and Prevention Project
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