Fight for Peace youth leadership group – Youth Power – reconvenes for 2026, welcoming a fresh set of new recruits, as well as the return of some familiar faces.


Fight for Peace youth leadership group – Youth Power – reconvenes for 2026, welcoming a fresh set of new recruits, as well as the return of some familiar faces.

Last week, Fight for Peace welcomed local MP James Asser, new Mayor of Newham Forhad Hussain, and Stephanie Peacock, Minister for Sport, Tourism, Civil Society, and Youth.

Our Impact Report 2025 is here and the verdict’s in – Fight for Peace leaves 2025 victorious. Take a look inside to see how we’ve moved from strength to strength.

In recognition of Mental Health Week 2026, Fight for Peace’s HR Manager Hannah reflects on how care, connection and wellbeing strengthen support for young people.

We learn from some of our young competitors, and the coaches that steer their journeys, about how coming back after a loss is about determination, mindset and self-belief.

Fight for Peace prepare to launch women-only BJJ sessions, led by black belt, London Open gold medallist, and European and World Championship bronze winner, Martina Zola.

Fight for Peace launches a new Post-16 sport course for 16–18-year-olds to earn qualifications, gain real experience, and build their futures – apply now for September 2026.

Last Thursday, the Newham Youth Partnerships youth leadership group – Future Light – led a life skills event that was authentic, honest, and undeniably timely.

Fight for Peace launches a powerful youth-led campaign, ‘Martial Arts Stories By Women’ – amplifying the stories of women and girls in a traditionally male-dominated sport.

Fight for Peace Young Creatives collaborate with women athletes, rewriting narratives and challenging stereotypes in sport during Women’s History Month, and beyond.