Training
Parents for Peace offers specialized training designed to equip professionals and communities with tools to recognize, prevent, and respond to the warning signs of radicalization, hate, and violence. Each program draws on real-world expertise, lived experience, evidence-based research and trauma-informed approaches.
We offer a wide range of training tracks, designed for K-12 schools, universities, and law enforcement, as well as health care, mental health, and community organizations, each tailored to the unique challenges and opportunities within these fields.
Available Training Modules
We offer a range of expert-led modules designed to meet the needs of different sectors and communities:
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Early Intervention for Frontline Professionals (for schools, mental health staff, and community organizations)
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Preventing Extremism in Youth: A Public Health Approach
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Responding to Hate-Based Threats in School Settings
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Training for Law Enforcement on Non-Punitive Alternatives
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Community Education Workshop on Online Radicalization
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Supporting Families in Crisis: Practical Tools for Clinicians
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Building Resilient Communities: Prevention Through Awareness
To see our full training catalog, click here.









