A Peaceable Place: Too Good for Drugs & Violence

A Peaceable Place is an evidence-based program that helps students build the skills they need to form healthy relationships, manage conflict, and make positive decisions. Through guided discussions and interactive activities, students learn how to navigate social challenges with confidence and respect.

What Is A Peaceable Place?

A Peaceable Place is a social development curriculum focused on strengthening communication, emotional awareness, and relationship-building skills. The program helps students establish healthy beliefs and clear behavioral standards while reinforcing the importance of empathy, respect, and accountability.
 
By addressing common risk factors like poor social skills, peer rejection, and negative peer influence, A Peaceable Place supports students in building stronger connections and making more informed choices.

Who is it for?

What Students Gain

A Peaceable Place equips students with practical skills they can apply in everyday interactions. The program focuses on building awareness, strengthening relationships, and reducing behaviors that can lead to conflict or harm.

Program Structure

A Peaceable Place is typically delivered as a 5-week curriculum and can be offered as a standalone program or combined with Maximizing Life as part of a 15-week series.
 
Each session builds on the last, using interactive lessons and real-life scenarios to reinforce key concepts and encourage participation.

Bringing A Peaceable Place to Your School

UPC works with schools and community organizations to deliver A Peaceable Place in classroom and group settings. Programs can be tailored to fit your schedule and support the specific needs of your students.

Get Started with A Peaceable Place

Interested in bringing A Peaceable Place to your school or organization? Reach out to learn more about scheduling, availability, and how the program can support your students.