Nancy has worked for Peace Child International in towns and villages across the Kenema District for the past seven years. We’re immensely proud of the work that Nancy and her colleagues…
Published by David Woollcombe - 08 Sep 2022
PEACE CHILD INTERNATIONAL
EMPOWERING YOUNG PEOPLE
For 44 years Peace Child International has empowered young people in creative ways to be the change they want to see in the world, giving them opportunities first to inform themselves about the global challenges they face, then to take action to address them.
OUR TRACK RECORD
WHAT WE DO
Peace Child International trains and empowers young people to:
- Create Peer-to-peer teaching tools which enable young people to build up their employability skills while they are still at school and offer each other careers advice, facilitate action projects.
- Contribute to historic events like the UN’s 50th, 75th and 80th Anniversary celebrations and thought leadership on new goals for the UN’s Centenary in 2045;
- Co-write and perform musicals;
- Write and Illustrate, Design and Edit high quality websites, books and magazines;
WHO'S IT FOR?
TEACHERS
Peace Child International is for Teachers
YOUNG PEOPLE
Peace Child International is for Youth
COMMUNITIES
Peace Child International is for Communities
HISTORY & IMPACT
Forty Years of Empowering Young People
40 years of Peace Child International Video
Once a Peace Child, Always a Peace Child!
Read the outstanding achievements, inspiring projects and stories from 20 our former interns and students at Peace Child International.
Peace Child Blog
Interview with Nancy - A 'Be the Change Academy' Trainer, Kenema, Sierra Leone
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