Learn about our Summer 2022 programs below
We are so glad that you are interested in Seeds of Peace programs in the United States!
Whether you have attended past programs or are new to Seeds of Peace, welcome! Please pay special attention to the eligibility requirements (grade level, etc.) for each program.
Seeds of Peace Camp
Who: Current 9th-10th graders from the United States
Where: Maine
Our in-person Camp program invites you to spend two and a half weeks at a summer camp on a lake in Maine where you will have the opportunity to live with and learn from other high-schoolers from different backgrounds, experiences, and identities from your own as you take part in camp activities, dialogue, and action-oriented learning.
Core Leadership Program
Who: Current 9th-11th graders from the United States
Where: Virtual
When:
Week 1: June 20-24, 2022
Week 2: June 27-July 1, 2022
During your Core Leadership Program experience, you will take part in a series of workshops and dialogues, as well as leadership and action-taking opportunities, all while being a part of a tight-knit cohort of young people representing different backgrounds, identity groups, and lived experiences. You will come away ready to take part in other increasingly rigorous Seeds of Peace leadership programs that challenge and push you to deepen your engagement in your community. You will also be ready to mobilize and take action to create more just and inclusive societies in solidarity with others.
Learn more about the Core Leadership Program ››
Global Institute
Who: Young adults age 18 to 25 at the time of the program
Where: Washington, DC
The Global Institute is a flagship policy and advocacy program for participants from around the world. During 14 intense days in Washington, DC, committed participants interact with senior government officials, discuss global issues, and hone their skills to be public leaders for peace.
Learn more about the Global Institute ››
Kids4Peace Middle School Camp
Who: Current 6th-8th graders
Where: Virtual
Come together with youth from different communities across the United States for two weeks of building new friendships. Together, we will discuss and explore many different issues and identities including race, religion, culture, and ideology. We will also have short challenge that participants are encouraged to complete that helps us to learn about our passions and get involved in our communities.