Start a Society
Start a Justice League Society
Bring the Society to your school, district, library, or community organization. It starts with one adviser, a handful of students, and a first invitation.
Who can start one
Educators, administrators, youth-group leaders, community-theater directors, and family volunteers have all been part of starting Societies. You do not need theater experience — you need a meeting room, a group of young people, and willingness to follow the Peacemaker Way.
How a Society begins
1
Express interest
Send an inquiry below. A member of the Peacemaker Enterprise team will reach out to talk through your setting, your students, and what support looks like.
2
Choose your founding branches
Most founding groups begin with two or three of the five branches and grow from there.
3
Hold your first invitation
Your first meeting opens with an invitation activity — many groups begin with The Invitation That Arrived Tomorrow, free in the Wonder Lab.
4
Take on a first project
Following the Peacemaker Way, your students investigate a question in their own place, listen, and act with local partners.
5
Return and report
Your Society returns to see what changed, records it, and joins the wider network of Societies sharing what they learn.
What support looks like
Peacemaker Enterprise will talk with you about materials, training for advisers, and what ongoing support could look like in your setting. There is nothing to purchase to get started — the Wonder Lab activities are free.
School adoption inquiry
For superintendents, principals, and district program staff exploring a school or district adoption. This form is for adults — please do not submit students' names or personal information.
Faculty sponsorship inquiry
For teachers, counselors, and staff who want to serve as a Society adviser or sponsor a founding branch. This form is for adults — please do not submit students' names or personal information.