close
-
FLFP Overview Videovideo >> videoRead more...
Featured Video
Achievements
In all venues, the FLFP messages and presentations have garnered overwhelmingly positive feedback and increased demand by youth, parents,educators and supporters.
Quotes
"I learned that you can just talk it out with the person you have a problem with. You will learn a lot about that person and maybe become friends."
— Student
"I'm a leader because I'm trustworthy. People look up to me, such as my little cousins, and I'm also caring for other people."
— Berkeley Student
"One thing I learned was that when you have a positive attitude it affects other people."
— Student
"I give the assembly a five (out of five) because it taught me a lot, and I learned some secrets about life and setting goals"
— SF Student
"This is one of the most powerful assemblies our students have had the privilege to hear."
— School Principal
"It was an excellent presentation. Jonathan and his team did a great job on drawing from the students what the key issues are."
— SF Teacher
"Jonathan is an excellent presenter! He relates well to the students and talks to them on their level. His enthusiasm and energy are great for our school."
— Principal
Assemblies & Clubs
Assemblies
Our first goal is to inspire our youth to become better people, and we reach them through assemblies or group presentations. Our assemblies can fit most any size audience and take about 40 minutes. The agenda for our assemblies most often includes:
- Each assembly is 40 minutes
- Intended for all students and teachers
- Format (slides, video, etc.)
- Format can be tailored to match your needs
This is a great way to get the message to all members of your school... students, teachers and staff.
Breakout Workshop
This optional session is a hands-on workshop for a small number (8-12) of students. It is used for follow-up and further discuss the concepts presented during the assembly.
Clubs
Clubs are like an extended breakout session that meets regularly instead of one single time.
Through a club, schools use Future Leaders for Peace to help create an on-going program. We follow-up on our Assemblies and Breakout Workshops. We customize each program to the needs of the school.
The club format has proven to be the most effective in providing an ongoing framework for students to meet regularly (weekly or bi-monthly), for one hour, with our college-age mentors (or “Guides”) from Future Leaders for Peace.
Each meeting focuses on one of the ten Core Lessons from the Assembly. The meetings begin with an activity or game. This transitions into a discussion. At the end of each meeting, an action (“IPA” or Individual Peace Action) is assigned to the students – something for them to do between meetings that reinforces the message we discussed and apply it in the real world. They discuss the effect of these actions during the next Club meeting.