Anne's Haven ~ Woman-Founded Peace Center
"The potential for peace and opportunities to build peace are ever-present in our communities. We just have to learn to recognize them."
Our Peace Education Programs
Rooted in the conviction above, our peace education programs are centered around 5 pillars, each program focused on at least one pillar:
Please don't hesitate to reach out to Jacopo DeMarinis, the Director of our Peace Education programs, if you have any ideas about possible peace education programs or would like to collaborate or partner with Anne's Haven on one of our current peace education programs. Please send an email to: annespeacecenter@gmail.com. Thanks!
Current Peace Education Programs
Our current peace education programs, categorized according to the pillar they fall under, include:
Inner Peace:
1. "Our Gathering of Moms," which provides a space for
overwhelmed moms to promote personal healing and find
balance in their lives through mutual support and
empowerment.
Peace/Youth Programs:
1. "Family Ties," focuses on strengthening family ties during a time
when both parents and children are overwhelmed with the struggles of life.
This wonderful program offers workshops held simultaneously
for the parents and their children. The facilitators are trained
in early childhood development and peace and conflict resolution.
Activities/Learning is both separate and shared.
2. "The Creative Peace Builders," our fun and educational youth program
for 7–14-year-olds this September, will equip children with
valuable peacebuilding skills while giving them the opportunity to
make new friends and explore their own creative juices.
Adult Programs:
1. Our "Interfaith Gatherings" provide safe, inclusive space
for people of diverse religious, spiritual, and cultural
backgrounds to meet, learn about each other, build trust, and
engage in respectful dialogue about different topics.
We are currently working on developing our Peace Activism and Coalition Building Programs... more to come!
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