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IPS Superintendent Looks to the Future of Peace Learning Center Partnership at Better Way Business Breakfast

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Aleesia Johnson put the district’s longstanding relationship with Peace Learning Center at the center of this year’s Better Way Business Breakfast—and described plans to bring its programs to more IPS students. The Sept. 22 gathering at Gainbridge Fieldhouse brought together educators, business leaders and

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Peace Learning Center and IU Health poster highlighting a 90% drop in suspensions through school conflict resolution programs in Marion County.

Suspensions Drop 90% as Peace Learning Center Expands Conflict Resolution in Marion County Schools

INDIANAPOLIS – Out-of-school suspensions at one Indianapolis middle school have dropped 90 percent through a partnership between Peace Learning Center and Indiana University Health, part of a five-year, $1.2 million effort helping students resolve conflict, reduce violence, and stay in class. At Harshman Middle School, out-of-school suspensions declined from 571

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A Full Weekend of Connection at Peace Learning Center

The weekend of April 18–19 offered a strong snapshot of what Peace Learning Center is all about: helping people feel more connected to place, to others, and to themselves. Saturday’s Summer Camp Preview Party welcomed families to our Eagle Creek Park campus for a relaxed, hands-on introduction to the PLC

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Peace Learning Center Named 2026 Best Women’s Workplace

Peace Learning Center Recognized as a 2026 Best Women’s Workplace

Peace Learning Center has been named a 2026 Best Women’s Workplace by the Women Leaders Association. The recognition highlights organizations that demonstrate strong performance in supporting women’s advancement and leadership opportunities in the workplace. Peace Learning Center received an “A” rating in two key categories: • Glass Ceiling Score •

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Here’s how you can support Mental Wellness in May and beyond

Check in with yourself and others. Ask, “How am I really feeling?” Be honest. Be gentle. Extend that same care to someone else. Learn and share. Knowledge empowers action. Share resources, attend a workshop, or follow organizations doing the work. Break the silence. Talk about it. Share your story. Let

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