Girls Talk Back
Girls Talk Back was created by the partnership of the American Association of University Women – Honolulu Branch, Women’s Fund of Hawai’i (WFH), and Ceeds of Peace. Our partnership launched this effort after identifying gaps in our education system’s ability to develop underrepresented leaders, specifically women of color and even more specifically Pacific Islander and …
Youth Talk Back
https://www.youtube.com/embed/ubGmUy558xM Twenty-four students from 16 schools across Hawaiʻi Island, Kauaʻi, and Oʻahu participated in YTB during the 2019-2020 school year. Throughout the course of the program, our facilitators and executive director led our youth participants through team-building activities, our Peace Accelerator framework, and consulted them on their action plans. The Peace Accelerator framework consisted of a …
Withdraw from the Ceeds of Peace Co-Op Toolkit
To withdraw from the Co-Op Toolkit, Please email: collaborator@ceedsofpeace.orgTitle- “Withdraw” Enter your name and your organization name Then we will remove your listing and links to your content from our Co-Op Toolkit. Alternatively, if you wish to change or add resources in the Co-Op Toolkit from your organization, just give us the details and …
Twenty Questions
A great game in so many ways! Have one player think of an object. The other players will need to ask yes/no questions in an effort to guess what the object is. This game is fun and also helps youth fine-tune their critical thinking and creativity skills as they try and come up with more …
Try It On
n exploring conflict, commit to trying on different perspectives in the conflict. Draw out of a bowl a particular role with an attached explanation. Play that role in teams of four or five, expressing your beliefs. Debrief with the whole group, adding in different perspectives in time, gender, geography, economy, and ethnicity. Evaluate the roles …