About the Comenius project on peer-mediation
Our Mission
We are committed to fostering affective learning and conflict-competency training at THUAS. Through peer mediation, we empower students to navigate difficult emotions and conflicts constructively, ultimately promoting a socially just academic environment.
What is Peer Mediation?
Peer mediation is a structured process where trained students help their peers communicate, resolve conflicts, and restore relationships. It encourages open dialogue, trust-building, and emotional resilience, the key skills for both academic and professional life. Our model integrates pedagogy of discomfort, helping students engage with difficult emotions and perspectives in an educational setting.
“Together, we transform discomfort into connection and conflict into growth.”
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Peer Mediation
The Comenius project on peer-mediation at THUAS is designd to foster empathy, emotional learning, and conflict resolution through the Pedagogy of Discomfort. By sharing stories, engaging in critical dialogues, and building mediation skills, we empower students and staff to turn moments of discomfort into opportunities for connection and growth. Join us in shaping a more inclusive and empathetic learning environment!