These are links to course and guideline resourses curated by The Peace College with services provided by others. Some of these are links to no cost to you material, others may have both free and fee costs. The "Tags" line at the bottom each listing gives an indication if there is a cost or free. Click on this link to find courses and resources provided by The Peace College. If you have suggestions for courses to add, or any other feedback about these listings please use the contact page.
Their open courses and registration-requirement courses provide cost-free instruction for learning across several domains. They also provide special lectures and case videos on the Resources link.
https://worldbeyondwar.org/education/
In addition to many types of resources for education this organization offers low- and no-cost courses.
In the Guides and Toolkits section is the downloadable guide for teaching about forgiveness across communities of faith.
There are downloadable teaching packs and a Teaching Controversial Issues Training Hand-Out. The CND offers free onsite teacher training, school workshops and school speakers across England.
There are sample video lessons available at the bottom of their Training link that show skills they offer in their onsite programs for a fee.
There are downloadable guides for adult self-study along with separate curriculum guides for children and youth that each contain seven lessons.
These curriculum resources aid instruction for learning how to develop solutions to problems, begin that work, and then reflect on it. The talk by Zoe Weil at the institute’s site explains the goals and responses to solution-orientation learning for students.
These age-level oriented guides include audio and video as well as downloadable documents.
Three online courses expand knowledge of the many ways people are building peace around the world and then prepare the learner for developing a plan for accomplishing professional peace work.
They offer cost-free online study and practice in two tracks. One provides a Certificate in Nonviolence Studies while a second occurs through month-long courses for no certification.
Their interactive online courses and tools for building personal and collective skills for nonviolent action in response to conflicts are self-paced and cost-free, with a certificate for course completion.
Courses and trainings allow us to communicate our vision to change makers and support whole communities to design for a more just and sustainable future. Check out courses for 2027.
The Occidental Arts & Ecology Center (OAEC) is an 80-acre research, demonstration, advocacy, and organizing center in Sonoma County, California, that develops strategies for regional-scale community resilience. Visit OAEC course website