From his early years in elementary school, Kuya Justine Dela Cruz has been familiar with the concepts of peace. However, during his internship at TPBPM, he experienced a transformative journey, redefining his understanding of peace and its significance in people’s lives. His time at TPBPM opened his eyes to the pressing need for peace education among various communities. As a dedicated young leader, he serves his Barangay through community service, the Sanguniang Kabataan, and other initiatives. Motivated by a genuine desire to uplift his community, Kuya Justine recognizes the potential for implementing impactful programs, particularly for the younger generation.
Through TPBPM, he gained invaluable insights into peace education, discovering practical activities like “Bata Banderitas” that can be introduced to children. These activities promoting peace education can instill essential values in young minds. Kuya Justine strongly believes that by teaching peace early, a generation of peace heroes can emerge, fostering a harmonious community and establishing a solid foundation for their future.
The opportunity to share the values of peace and other fundamental ideals with children resonates deeply with him. TPBPM empowers individuals to become catalysts for transformative change through this shared commitment to peace education, nurturing a collective spirit of peace, understanding, and cooperation.
He believes that teaching peace at a young age can help cultivate a community of peace heroes, laying a solid foundation for their future. Kuya Justine is dedicated to restoring peace within himself and his community, striving to create a brighter, more harmonious future for all.
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