Educating for Peace: A Teachers’ Conference for Nuclear Disarmament Education

Calling all educators committed to peacebuilding and civic responsibility—this in-person weekend conference is designed for middle and high school teachers passionate about fostering critical thinking and empowering youth to create a better world.

Dates: May 9–11, 2025
Location: Cambridge, MA
Format: Free and in-person only (application required)

Organized by the Ikeda Center for Peace, Learning, and Dialogue, the Soka Institute for Global Solutions, the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, and EdEthics at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, the conference brings together educators to build capacity in nuclear disarmament education.

Participants will:

  • Explore practical strategies for integrating nuclear disarmament into the classroom

  • Strengthen skills for civic engagement and critical thinking

  • Connect with like-minded teachers in an inspiring and collaborative setting

Who should apply? Middle and high school educators ready to lead thoughtful dialogue and global learning in their communities.

Spots are limited. Apply now to be part of this transformative learning experience.

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