2023 camper applications are now closed
Seeds of Peace has worked in Europe since 1998, when we adapted our conflict transformation model to work with youth and educators from both sides of divided Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey.
In 2000, we expanded yet again to nine countries in the Balkans. In total, more than 450 youth and educators took part in those programs and remain part of our alumni community dedicated to transforming conflict through economic, social, and political change. Contact Hannah Hochkeppel to learn more.
Since 2006, Seeds of Peace has been active in the United Kingdom. Each year, we bring a cohort of exceptional youth from the UK to attend our Camp in Maine.
Seeds of Peace UK also has a dedicated group of alumni, parents, volunteers, and supporters that actively engage the public in its programs.
We are currently exploring opportunities to work in partnership with communities throughout Europe that are experiencing tensions around anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, and integration of refugees and immigrants into society. If you would be interested in learning more about these new initiatives, contact Eva Armour.