Begins November 20
The Invitation That Arrived Tomorrow
An empty chair and a late invitation open the Society's first gathering. Young people ask who was left out and how the story changes when that person has a voice.
Read the invitation
A Beyond Borders Productions youth program sponsored by Peacemaker Enterprise
Young people lighting the way in their own communities
Through theater, debate, storytelling, and hands-on community projects, young people explore what children's rights look like in everyday life — who gets a say, who can use a public space, and what they can do to make their communities more welcoming, accessible, and sustainable.
A Beyond Borders Productions youth program sponsored by Peacemaker Enterprise
A society of young investigators, listeners, and builders
The Justice League Society is a Beyond Borders Productions youth program sponsored by Peacemaker Enterprise. Through theater, debate, storytelling, and hands-on community projects, young people explore what children's rights look like in everyday life.
They ask who gets a say, who can use a public space, and what they can do to make their communities more welcoming, accessible, and sustainable.
Public launch — November 20
Children's Rights Day Celebration
The Society marks its public launch on November 20 in observance of United Nations World Children's Day, which commemorates the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The Children's Peace Day Invitational gives families, schools, youth groups, and community theaters a place to begin.
The Peacemaker Way
Using the Peacemaker Way, young people investigate what is happening, listen to the people affected, and work with local partners on a practical response. They return to see what changed and what still needs work.
Investigate
Find out what is actually happening, with open eyes and honest questions.
Listen
Hear from the people affected — especially the ones usually left out of the room.
Act together
Work with local partners on a practical response the community can actually use.
Return
Come back to see what changed and what still needs work — and consider what these choices will leave for the next seven generations.
Torch invitations
The season's invitations
Each invitation opens with a story and ends with an idea carried into the community.
Winter solstice
Golden Soulstice
A celebration for all peace-seeking children of Earth. Imagine what peace could look like in your own community and carry one idea into the new year.
Learn about the celebrationFree and open to all
The Free Wonder Lab
Free activities for classrooms, youth groups, and kitchen tables — no account, no fee, no sign-up wall.
Open the Wonder LabTheater
The Invitation That Arrived Tomorrow
A free theater activity in which an empty chair and a late invitation prompt young people to ask who was left out and how the story changes when that person has a voice.
Inquiry
Who Gets a Say?
Young people investigate a decision in their school or neighborhood: who was asked, who decided, and who will live with the result. Then they design a fairer way to ask.
Dialogue
The Empty Chair Circle
A listening circle that gives every voice a turn. Participants notice who is missing from the conversation and practice inviting them in with care.
Community project
The Safer Route Map
Young people map the routes children in their community actually take to places where they gather, then work with local partners on what could make them safer and more welcoming.
Five branches, one society
Students lead through five branches — story and stage, voice and reason, hands and habitat, maps and places, and welcome and well-being.
Meet the five branchesLooking further ahead
The UN Global Youth Congress is a distinct, independently proposed initiative — separate from the Society's school and community work.
UN Global Youth Congress(opens in a new window)Justice League Society is an independent youth program presented by Peacemaker Enterprise. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the United Nations.