Founding the Peace Committee
A three-day orientation trained newly formed peace committee members on their role — in the event banner's own language, to help "promote peace and unite communities."
The room brought together a mixed group of younger and older participants, working through the committee's mandate at round tables.




Strengthening Their Role
Roughly nineteen months later, under the same PAR project, committee members returned for a training with an exact, on-banner title: "Capacity Strengthening Training for Peace Committee on Their Roles in Promoting Peace, Coordination, and Community Linkages."
Sweden, the Life & Peace Institute, and EDI are all named on the event banner — the same partnership visible across the program's other 2026 trainings.




Taking It Into Schools
Days later, the same practice extended into a real classroom — students in uniform, an EDI facilitator teaching at the chalkboard, and what appears to be an election or registration process underway at the desks.
No banner was photographed at the school itself, but the facilitator's EDI-branded shirt and the continuity with the June training make the connection clear.



A note on this draft
Dates and the Chapter II title are read directly from event banners. The school chapter (III) has no on-camera banner — its connection to the program is inferred from the facilitator's branded shirt and the timing, not confirmed by signage.
Missing: committee members' names, first-person testimony, and any outcome data (cases handled, elections held). Add before external distribution.
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