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We’re happy to share that the Training Programme — the first output in our Building Peace Through Dialogue series — has now been published on https://youth-space.net/training-programme/   Developed within the Teach Peace Erasmus+ project, the Training Programme supports adult educators, trainers and facilitators who want to integrate peace education and dialogue into their learning activities. It combines theoretical background with practical exercises, reflection questions and tools that can be used both for personal learning and in group work. At the heart of the programme is a dialogic approach to peace education. The Training Programme is structured around three key modules:

Today, we mark the International Day of Peace. This year’s theme — “Invest in Peace: For Everyone, Everywhere, Every Day” — reminds us that peace is not only shaped by institutions and global decisions. It is also built through everyday actions, respectful dialogue and the way we respond to differences in our communities. This message is closely connected with Teach Peace – Building Peace Through Dialogue. Through our Erasmus+ cooperation project, partners from Finland, Poland, Estonia, Austria and Ukraine are developing practical resources to support peace education for adults and help educators bring dialogue, reflection and peacebuilding practices into

On 9–10 September 2026, the partners of the Teach Peace project gathered in Vienna, Austria, for a transnational project meeting hosted by Fremde werden Freunde. Partners from Finland, Poland, Austria, Estonia and Ukraine came together to review the progress of the project, discuss the achievements of recent months and plan the next steps towards the final stage of implementation. The project is now entering its main phase — the publication of the project resources “Building Peace through Dialogue” and their piloting at the local level with adult educators and learners across partner countries. During the meeting, partners discussed the

From May 5th to 7th, our team spent three intensive days in Tallinn, Estonia, for a partnership meeting with 5 partner organizations of the Teach Peace project. A key highlight of our trip was the LTTA. This meeting was truly international, bringing together not only project partners but also dedicated adult educators from Estonia, Finland, Poland, Ukraine, and Austria to share their expertise and vision. The first part of our LTTA was dedicated to the Teach Peace Training Programme. We presented our concept: a flexible, digital, and topic-oriented training programme designed for self-education and professional development. We dived deep

We are thrilled to share the first e-newsletter of the Teach Peace project. What’s inside this issue? Core Objectives & Expected Results: Discover the main goals of the Teach Peace project and the impact we aim to achieve. We’ve outlined the key project results, including the training programs and practical guides for educators that are currently in development. Partner Meetings: Highlights from our successful transnational gatherings in Kauniainen, Finland and Warsaw, Poland, where we laid the foundation for our shared journey. Key Insight: Research Report Between October 2025 and January 2026, we gathered perspectives from 93 adult educators and

As part of the Teach Peace project, we’ve created a dedicated platform where you can explore our results, resources, and upcoming activities via the link: youth-space.net/teachpeace/ The research report published on the website presents the results of surveys conducted among adult educators and peace trainers, helping us better understand their needs, experiences, and current practices in peace education. The insights gathered during this research phase will guide the development of our future training programme. The report is available on the website in English, as well as in Finnish, Polish, Estonian, German, and Ukrainian. Follow the link below to explore