Imagine the potential.
Last summer, reGeneration proudly announced the launch of its Abrahamic Faith Student Leadership Team, which brings Jewish, Christian, and Muslim students together from three Los Angeles area Abrahamic faith schools.
Learn more about how the program nurtures emerging student peace leaders in Los Angeles here.
Since our original announcement, the Abrahamic Faith Student Leadership Team experienced incredible momentum as they unite in altruistic acts of service.
Dear Friends of reGeneration,
Caring parents, regardless of religion, ethnicity, or economic-level, love their children and yearn to see them flourish.
Parents living in regions of conflict or poverty want their children to be well-educated and protected from the traumatic stresses in their environment.
Dear Friends of reGeneration,
When I helped launch reGeneration Education 14 years ago, I was inspired by two critically important understandings.
We live in a nation made up of people with different truths who often struggle to interact. Although the United States is composed of unprecedented diversity, we have become increasingly divisive, and many communities experience marginalization.
reGeneration and Campbell Hall school sponsored the Abrahamic Faith Educators The Way of Council training. The Council is a community building process that encourages attentive listening, as well as honest and compassionate expression.
In partnership with the Conejo Valley Interfaith Association, reGeneration participated in the 9/11 15th Anniversary Peace walk. Read more about the event in the Ventura County Star article: “9/11 15th Anniversary Peace Walk at California Lutheran University,” here.
The attacks of September 11, 2001 marked the worst terrorist attack in modern history and the deadliest foreign attack on American soil since Pearl Harbor. In the 15 years since those attacks, the world has seen a rising tide of ideological extremism, refugees, and terrorist incidents associated with the Middle East, bringing fear and divisiveness to global and local communities – making peace literacy and quality childhood education in crisis zones and disadvantaged communities all the more critically important.
