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Child soldiers

An activity using testimonies of child soldiers to explore their experiences and compare them to participants’ understanding of childhood.
group of teenagers having a discussion

When I am in a conflict situation...

A simple activity about recognising our own behaviour and the ways we deal with conflict.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Vote Vote Vote!

Practice some democracy with your group!
group of teenagers having a discussion

Walking in Somebody Else's Shoes

Role Play activity to encourage children to think about other people's experiences
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The Power of Youth

Simulate group identities and behaviour to explore the potential for young people to change their society and end conflicts.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Campaign Planning Scenario 

Plan your own campaign to shift the thinking of politicians and decision-makers on an issue that matters to you.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Identity maps

An activity to think about and visually represent our identities and then discuss and analyse how personal identities can cause conflicts.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Thinking Collectively

A negotiating game where you need to build collective power to win.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Protest and Placards

An active campaigning session for under-12s. Make placards about something you care about and join the protest!
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Reporters

Find out about the arms trade and produce newspaper front pages to present your findings.
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Flip Flopping

Flip Flopping is a quick fire game all about finding out about both sides of an argument.
group of teenagers having a discussion

War Detectives

An activity using print and online news stories to understand the bias involved in media reporting and how media shapes and affects conflicts.

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