Sunday, July 12, 2026

Breaking the Cycle: Choosing Integrity Over Violence

In a world where dishonesty, corruption, and deception often dominate the headlines, Oh YES, it's easy to believe that these behaviors are simply the norm. But, at the Center for Peace Education (CPE) we refuse to accept that as the future.

This week our students are discovering that integrity, strong moral values, and good character are the true foundations of lasting success and peaceful communities. They are learning that honesty is strength, character is leadership, and compassion will always rise above deception, corruption, and violence.

Thank you for your continued support!



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Tuesday, July 7, 2026

Choosing the Third Way: The Power of Nonviolence

When someone hurts you, the first instinct is often to fight back or flee. But this week at the Center for Peace Education (CPE), our students are learning that there is a third way; that way is Nonviolence, Oh Yes!

Choosing nonviolence does not mean being weak, nor does it mean letting people walk all over you. Instead, it is a profound choice of strength. It is the brave refusal to do harm to another human being because we believe that every single life is sacred. 

We are so proud of our young peacemakers for discovering that true power doesn’t come from a clenched fist, but from a courageous heart.

Thanks for your continue support!

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Thursday, July 2, 2026

The Art of Negotiation: Finding the Win-Win Solution

 The Act of Negotiation: Learning to Build Bridges: We taught our young peacemakers that while war is about one side winning and the other losing, peace education focuses on a "win-win" outcome.

This means both sides get enough of what they need to smile, shake hands, and say, "Oh Yes, I agree to this deal!" 

We are so proud of our students at the Center for Peace Education for learning how to build these sustainable bridges for a peaceful tomorrow!

Thanks for your support!

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Sunday, June 21, 2026

The Role of a Mediator: A Helper for Peace

 During the week of June 15, our students at the Center for Peace Education (CPE) learned that a “mediator is a helper for peace.”

Our lessons focused on the role of a mediator as a neutral person who guides others to solve conflicts peacefully. A mediator listens carefully to both sides, doesn't take sides, helps people understand each other, and works to find an amicable solution for everyone involved.

We are so proud of our young peacemakers as they master these vital skills.

Thank you for your continued love, generosity, and support!

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Monday, June 15, 2026

The Core Values of a True Negotiator

 Negotiation is the powerful process of connecting adversaries through constructive dialogue. 

Building on last week’s lessons, our students at the Center for Peace Education are diving into the essential tools required to make peace a reality.

They are learning that true negotiation requires more than just talking. It demands active listening, respect, empathy, and a deep awareness of other people’s underlying needs and emotions.


Furthermore, demonstrating equality and equity serves as the ultimate bridge for rivals. 

These salient components don't just bring people to the table for a genuine negotiation; YES INDEED, they lay the vital foundation for a lasting peace. 


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Sunday, June 7, 2026

Negotiation: Turning Confrontation into Dialogue

As the students of the Center for Peace Education (CPE) dive into Negotiation this June, they are learning that peace begins with the process of building bridges.

During a dispute, our words and actions can easily escalate and worsen the conflict. Our students are learning that to transition from a harsh confrontation to a constructive dialogue, opponents must first calm their hearts, steady their emotions, and bring their anger under control.

Through the discipline of negotiation, adversaries can safely meet, connect, end hostilities, and achieve lasting peace.

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