Peace Learning Center - Creating a Culture of Peace
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Peace Learning Center of Indianapolis educates, inspires and empowers people to live peacefully with the goal of promoting healthy learning, workplace and community environments.

With a wide range of programs, Peace Learning Center establishes safe and common ways to address differences. We also promote processes to build community and foster healthy communication for children, teens, parents and professionals.

Started in 1997 in Eagle Creek Park, Peace Learning Center has reached more than 140,000 people locally and internationally.

Recently, our Youth Services Team worked with 200 Indianapolis Public School students through the Leadership Challenge Camp - check out those students in action.

 



Your donation helps us provide youth with pathways to peace, inspire organizations to embrace healthy practices and forge positive community practices through central Indiana.

 


A leader in achievement, vision and diversity, Peace Learning Center has been honored by our community with the following:

Our Vision: To build a community of peace where respect is primary and justice is real.

 


 

 

 

WHAT'S NEW

Connect with PLC:

Peace Coaches - and other ways to volunteer at PLC

 Professional Development Programs

Information about our Leadership Series and Custom Designed Programs

Peace School Program supports several state educational standards - read how here

Read about PLC's impressive results at the Pendleton Juvenile Correctional Facility in IndyStar

Video

View the latest video on Peace Learning Center's YouTube Channel

E-Learning Game

Play Peace Learning Center's new on-line game play4good.org

PLC's 2010 Annual Report

View our annual report

In the News

-PLC Program in Indianapolis Monthly

-PLC Education Program Highlighted

-International Interfaith Initiative Builds Habitat Home in Jordan

-A Decade of Teaching Peace

Yoga

Peace Through Yoga Scheduling and Information

Learn About

Peace Learning Stories, book written and produced by students at IPS Rousseau McClellan with help from PLC

Kanji Listening Learning Exercise