Peer Leadership Program

The Peer Leadership Program empowers youth to take an active role in fostering positive change within their schools and communities by embracing restorative justice principles. Designed to develop leadership skills and promote conflict resolution, the program trains young people to serve as peer leaders who facilitate restorative circles. These circles provide a safe and inclusive space for open dialogue, helping peers address conflicts, build understanding, and restore trust.

Through interactive training sessions, peer leaders gain the tools to guide discussions, mediate disputes, and encourage accountability, ensuring that every voice is heard and valued. By integrating restorative practices, The Peer Leadership Program not only addresses behavioral issues but also fosters a culture of empathy, respect, and mutual support. Peer leaders become role models, influencing their peers to approach challenges collaboratively and thoughtfully. This approach strengthens relationships, reduces disciplinary actions, and enhances the overall sense of community within schools and organizations. Ultimately, the program equips youth with essential life skills, such as communication, problem-solving, and emotional intelligence, preparing them to lead with confidence both in their current roles and future endeavors.