Fight for Peace reflect on three incredible events that took place last week: Youth Leadership Training, the Newham Youth Partnership meeting and collaboration on the governments Team Up campaign.


Fight for Peace reflect on three incredible events that took place last week: Youth Leadership Training, the Newham Youth Partnership meeting and collaboration on the governments Team Up campaign.

2025 saw a huge rise in the number of young people competing at Fight for Peace. Sports Manager Silvino shares how we plan to build on that success in 2026.

Fight for Peace is collaborating with the government on the Team Up Campaign – amplifying how sport tackles male isolation and transforms young men’s wellbeing.

Blue Monday has been dubbed the most depressing day of the year, at the Fight for Peace Academy we heard from members about how they keep the blues at bay.

We are proud to announce Fight for Peace athletes Asmaa and Muadh as the 2025 recipients of our Boxing and Muay Thai Memorial Trophies.

As we near the end of 2025, we take a look at some of Fight for Peace’s greatest achievements across the year, and look into 2026 with optimism and strength.

2025 has been an incredible year for the Newham Youth Partnership, as the collective uniting youth organisations across the borough has gone from strength to strength.

Fight for Peace boxer Aslam shares why boxing builds personal growth, leadership and discipline – qualities far removed from the sport’s violent stereotypes.

Secondary and Tertiary Intervention Manager Maria Gomes shares how to combat gender-based violence, we need to be breaking the stigma of silence that surrounds it.

Fight for Peace Coach Athena Bashar recently received the Youth Community Champion of the Year award for her work in creating inclusive spaces in sport for women.