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What a fantastic event at the Better Way Breakfast!

If you did not make it, you still have a chance to help us make our goal of raising $100,000!

https://peacelearningcenter.org/give/
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Ready for the Better Way Breakfast!

Registration for the Better Way Business Breakfast is sold out! We look forward to meeting all who are joining us.

If you still need to register to a specific sponsor/host table, be sure to email us at [email protected] , or follow this link to the webpage for more info: https://peacelearningcenter.org/events/better-way-business-breakfast/

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Better Way Business Breakfast - Peace Learning Center Join us for the Better Way Business Breakfast 9/22/26 to support youth empowerment and address youth violence through opportunity.

Indianapolis business leaders, educators, and community advocates are stepping up: we’ve reached more than 90% of our sponsorship goal and over two-thirds of our attendance goal for the Better Way Business Breakfast!

Join Peace Learning Center on Tuesday, September 22, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse for meaningful connections and a conversation about creating safer schools, stronger communities, and brighter futures.

Hear from keynote speaker Dr. Aleesia Johnson, Superintendent of Indianapolis Public Schools, with former FOX59/CBS4 journalist Kit Hanley serving as event emcee.
Admission is free, but registration is required. Register here: https://peacelearningcenter.org/events/better-way-business-breakfast
📅 Tuesday, September 22, 2026
🕗 8:00–9:30 a.m.
📍 Gainbridge Fieldhouse

Better Way Business Breakfast - Peace Learning Center Join us for the Better Way Business Breakfast 9/22/26 to support youth empowerment and address youth violence through opportunity.

What if you could turn tension into trust?

Our Third Thursdays Restorative Practices professional development series begins THIS THURSDAY from 9:30, and there’s still time to join us. $150 covers both sessions on August 20 and September 17, plus park passes for entry into Peace Learning Center at Eagle Creek Park.

▶️ Click the video to meet facilitator Mame Keita describe what you’ll learn during both full-day sessions and how Restorative Practices can give you practical tools to navigate conflict, strengthen relationships and build stronger communities.

Meet Mame, ad then (hint hint) save your seat:

https://peacelearningcenter.org/events/third-thursdays-restorative-practices-training-series

What do we mean when we say there’s a “better way?”

- It means giving young people the tools to work through conflict instead of simply pushing them out.

- It means listening. Taking responsibility. Repairing relationships. Building empathy.

- It means creating opportunities for young people to become part of the solution.

On September 22, join Peace Learning Center at Gainbridge Fieldhouse for the Better Way Business Breakfast and hear from the students, educators and community partners putting a better way into practice every day.

There is a better way to address youth violence. Come see what it looks like.

Learn more and reserve your seat: https://peacelearningcenter.org/events/better-way-business-breakfast/

Better Way Business Breakfast - Peace Learning Center Join us for the Better Way Business Breakfast 9/22/26 to support youth empowerment and address youth violence through opportunity.

What if your next difficult conversation became an opportunity instead of an argument?

Peace Learning Center's new Third Thursdays series begins with a hands-on Restorative Practices Training that will give community leaders practical tools to improve communication, build trust, and repair relationships at work and in your community.

✔️ August 20 & September 17
✔️ $150 registration includes BOTH required sessions
✔️ Training materials and guest park passes included

Learn more and buy tickets here: https://peacelearningcenter.org/events/third-thursdays-restorative-practices-training-series/

Third Thursdays: Restorative Practices Training Series - Peace Learning Center Join Peace Learning Center for Third Thursdays Restorative Practices training that covers two sessions Pt 1: 8/20/26, Pt 2: 9/17/26

Every election is an opportunity to strengthen our communities by participating in the democratic process.

If you’re 16 or 17, you may be eligible to serve as a paid poll worker through Indiana’s Hoosier Hall Pass program—a great opportunity to learn how elections work while serving your community.

If you’re 18 or older, now is a great time to verify your voter registration or update your information before Election Day.

Youth Poll Worker Information:
https://www.in.gov/sos/elections/voter-information/voters-rights/voting-systems-in-indiana/hoosier-hall-pass/

Register or Check Your Voter Registration:
https://indianavoters.in.gov/

Hoosier Hall Pass Breadcrumbs Voter Information Voter's Rights Voting Systems in Indiana Current: Hoosier Hall Pass Hoosier Hall Pass The Hoosier Hall Pass poll worker recruitment program enables 16 and 17 year old students a "live" experience of democracy in action on Election Day. This program provides an opportun...