Little Friends for Peace Youth Programs

Little Friends for Peace Youth Programs offers Youth Programs for children and teens of all ages and backgrounds. The program includes Peace Circles, in-school programming, after-school programming, Peace Through Sports, retreats and reflection days, summer peace camps, mini peace camps, and virtual tutoring. Activities include sharing, listening, conflict resolution, peace education in classrooms, enrichment activities that build peace skills, athletics combined with social-emotional learning, cooperative games, art, reflection, and academic support with peace practices.

Programs

• Youth Programs — children and teens of all ages and backgrounds
• Peace Circles — children and teens of all ages and backgrounds · Safe, inclusive spaces to share, listen, and practice conflict resolution.
• In-School Programming — children and teens of all ages and backgrounds · Integrating peace education into classrooms.
• After-School Programming — children and teens of all ages and backgrounds · Enriching activities that build peace skills.
• Peace Through Sports — children and teens of all ages and backgrounds · Athletics combined with social-emotional learning.
• Retreats & Reflection Days — children and teens of all ages and backgrounds · Immersive experiences to pause, reflect, and grow.
• Summer Peace Camps — children and teens of all ages and backgrounds · Full-week, all-day camps filled with cooperative games, art, and reflection.
• Mini Peace Camps — children and teens of all ages and backgrounds · Short, fun, intensive programs, as brief as 1 day, during the school year.
• Virtual Tutoring — children and teens of all ages and backgrounds · Academic support with LFFP’s peace practices.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old

About the provider

Little Friends for Peace says it teaches peace for people of all ages, all year long. It says it equips people of all ages with skills to prevent, resolve, and transform conflict, and it partners with churches, schools, and nonprofits across the DC metropolitan area to build relationships rooted in peace.

Last updated October 30, 2026.