Celebrate virtually with our present
and future family from around the planet!

2021 Annual Community
Fundraising Brunch

Saturday, February 27th
10:30am – 12:30pm PST

20 Years of Peacing It Together!

And we’re not stopping now.

 

Build a more diverse, inclusive, and peaceful community.

The Mosaic Project teaches people, from elementary school students to adults in the workplace, the skills they need to build the peaceful communities they envision.

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Mosaic at This Time of Reckoning

Learn what we are doing to address and adapt to the current situation, and check out our Action Guide: 12 Tools & Tips for Taking Interpersonal Action for Social Change.

EVENTSRESOURCES

The Future of Peace

Since 2000, The Mosaic Project has provided over 55,000 children and 15,000 adults with immersive, experiential education programs in diversity, empathy, and conflict resolution. How do we do it?

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Programs

Outdoor School

Outdoor Project

A profound weeklong experience designed to inspire peaceful communities.

Outdoor School

Outdoor Project

A profound weeklong experience designed to inspire peaceful communities.

In-School Project

In-School Project

Build equitable and inclusive school communities.

Youth Leadership Project

Youth Leadership Project

Extensive training for young adults to serve as mentors.

Mosaic Consulting Project

Mosaic Consulting Project

Create an inclusive work environment.

Family Camp

Family Camp

Understand assertive communication and conflict resolution within the home.

Upcoming Events

Brunch 2021

Community Fundraising Brunch 2021

“Since his return, my son has adopted Mosaic’s lessons of inclusion as his own. He has integrated Mosaic models for conflict resolution into his daily life. He returned a happier and healthier person with valuable tools for navigating the world and its challenges.” — Russell Bloom, Parent
“My 4th and 5th graders returned determined to better understand each other and the greater community. The Mosaic Project has made our school environment more understanding and accepting.” — Kevin Eagleson, Principal

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