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Watch our Peace First Prize Winners' videos with your class and family, and use our Prize Winner Video Discussion Guides to start a conversation about peacemaking and inspire your young people to take action.

Prize Winner Video Guide: Babatunde

As an African-American male growing up in urban Baltimore, Babatunde was all too familiar with the ongoing hostilities between young people of color and the police. After he was unfairly stopped by a police officer while walking home from an afterschool program, he knew he needed to take a stand against the injustice he was seeing.

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Prize Winner Video Guide: Emily-Anne

Peace First Prize Winner Emily-Anne founded We Stop Hate, a movement that works to end bullying through increasing "teen-esteem" through social media and school-based campaigns.

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Prize Winner Video Guide: Nicholas

Peace First Prize Winner Nicholas founded the Gotta Have Sole Foundation, an organization that provides children living in shelters across the United States with brand-new footwear to call their own.

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Prize Winner Video Guide: Sarah
Peace First Prize Winner Sarah started the first high school-based inclusive cheerleading squad in the nation in 2008. Soon her squad became so large she could no longer include everyone who wanted to participate. Sarah launched The Sparkle Effect so that other students and cheerleaders could create their own inclusive squads throughout the country. Watch Sarah's video with your class or family, and use our Video Discussion Guide to spark a conversation about peacemaking.
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Peace First Prize Winner Videos

The winners of the inaugural Peace First Prize are young people (ages 8-22) who have confronted injustice, crossed lines of difference, and had the courage and compassion necessary to create lasting change.  Watching the Prize Winners' videos can provide young people with powerful examples of peacemaking.

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