The Fight for Peace Summer Programme 2026 has been a roaring success, with up to 40 daily attendances. As our young members describe, it’s a summer they’ll never forget.


The Fight for Peace Summer Programme 2026 has been a roaring success, with up to 40 daily attendances. As our young members describe, it’s a summer they’ll never forget.

As we prepare to launch our Post-16 Education Programme, Lead Coach Justyn reflects on his own journey into coaching and how a similar course helped shape his career.

Fight for Peace reflects on its expanding work in the Sport for Development sector and on how a collective effort is driving even greater inclusion for young people everywhere.

A tenacious role model, an assertive coach, and a remarkable mentor, we heard from Coach Star about her experience coaching muay thai and how she pioneers for equality.

As we say goodbye to the 2025-2026 sports season, we’re joined by Sports Manager Silvino to reflect on an outstanding year for Team Fight for Peace.

Fight for Peace are proud to collaborate with Muslim Sport Foundation on a new resource focused on engaging Muslim women in male-dominated sports.

What does positive masculinity look like to a new dad? Fight for Peace’s Trusts and Foundations Manager, Adrian de León, shares his journey into fatherhood.

From beginner to competitor, Javic’s journey highlights the power of supportive coaching and community as she prepares to step back into the ring at Fight for Peace’s next interclub.

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.