Children’s Peace Exhibit
“Helping Children Help Children”
The Children’s Peace Exhibit is an experience all in itself with the purpose of educating others of the plight of children worldwide while providing innovative ways to make a difference.
Interactive stations and artwork provide a unique forum to view exhibits from museums around the country, giving tangible depictions of challenges to children’s rights that are rarely discussed or seen. Take advantage of this opportunity to raise awareness and understand the struggles children face all over the world. This exhibit rotates with different topics at different times of the year. Call ahead for scheduling and customized field trips that will meet with school standards.

It’s now time to bring about HOPE and CHANGE for good.
EXPLORE CHILDRENS RIGHTS
This interactive exhibit showcases children’s universal rights and the problems/conflicts they face on a day to day basis when those rights are suppressed or violated.
UNDERSTAND THE ISSUES
This exhibit engages with individuals and communities on an interactive level to bring about understanding and cooperative action.
CONNECT FOR POSITIVE CHANGE
Discover, support, and work alongside a variety of groups and organizations that seek to protect and support sustainable change for children worldwide.
CARE FOR OUR CHILDREN
Cultivate compassion and care for these children. Be equipped to make a difference within your local and global community.
PROGRAMS OFFERED
Program Impact:
This is a model of sustainable community engagement that easily integrates into curriculum.
Program Details:
This program can be done on or off site. It is geared for grades 9-12. Subject matters can be specific to topics:
- Holocaust
- Genocide
- Child Refugees and War
- ICWA and the American Indian
- Civil Rights
Sustainable Outcomes:
Students will learn conflict resolution strategies and a model to repair and heal society. They will learn how restorative practices cultivate peace, trust and hope in individuals and communities harmed by conflict, violence and crime.
Program Impact:
This model is easily implemented into several classes, assembly and break out sessions.
Program Details:
This program should be on your site if there is room and is appropriate for grades 9-12. The material intentionally is NOT graphic but may be a challenge for youth who are currently being abused. We recommend school counselors onboard and if you do not have counselors available, we always bring some. This IS NOT, however, a forum where therapy is engaged.
Sustainable Outcomes:
Students will learn about prevention and protection tools and how they can make a big difference in the world by action steps. They will learn how to prevent abuse against themselves and others.
Program Impact:
This program is used with curriculums similar to Martin Luther King day or civil rights history.
Program Details:
Can be on or off site. ICA will bring the instruments.
Sustainable Outcomes:
Students will learn the history of many political songs during the Civil Rights Movement and similar movements throughout the world, what they meant, and how they they were expressed in word and song. The students will learn how to express themselves with subjects that are important to them and learn that their thoughts and opinions matter.
Program Impact:
Garden sites are student and community supported bringing incredible value to all involved. This program can be repeated year after year.
Program Details:
This program is planned in advance with designated partners. It does qualify for community service hours students need.
Sustainable Outcomes:
Students learn the value of giving back to the community. They learn soils, garden care-taking and composting. They will learn the roles gardens serve to enrich health, heal bodies, and sustain families.
Program Impact:
This program is very easily implemented in curriculum.
Program Details:
Topics of interest are chosen and the program is designed around the topic. The program is appropriate for grades 9-12.
Sustainable Outcomes:
Students learn to treat each other with dignity and respect. This program is a strong tool that prevents bullying and other forms of violence and abuses against youth. It builds teamwork and ways to express oneself so one does not become a victim.