This activity is a one-week peer-mediation, conflict resolution and peace-building event. It involves lectures, role plays, individual assignments, and group exercises, interactions with select guests, field trips and participant presentations. At peace camp, students will be exposed to the concept of violence, its negative impact and embracing peace as an alternative to violence. There will be a win/win game in which there will be no losers; team game where they have to depend on each other to complete the course.

Within the duration of the project, a select delegation from the program staff and coordinators, will embark on a one-week visit to schools, where peace clubs will be established to kick-off the development process. Administration of effective peace clubs in schools will be main focus after setting the ball rolling.

Young people will be empowered with knowledge and skills to become future leaders under the peace architecture with the aim of inculcating employment skills and basic knowledge of entrepreneurship, experience real work conditions and leadership practices in the public sector, develop team building and critical thinking skills and appreciation for coalition building, and increase self- esteem and confidence in public speaking.