This teacher's guide has been developed for use with the Peaceful Solutions video series. It provides information for educators who want to learn more about how to prevent or reduce youth violence. Through video, print, and on-line components, Peaceful Solutions is intended to increase awareness about educational practices that help promote peace. It provides opportunities for discussion, activities, and next steps for involvement with violence reduction programs. One of the goals of the program is to help students develop attitudes and abilities that will have a lifelong value. Peaceful Solutions consist of four programs. Program 1 and Program 2 show educational approaches with societal or global perspectives. The first features community service learning and the Model United Nations program; the second focuses on bias awareness and media literacy. The strategies in Program 3--communication skill building and academic controversy--and Program 4--changing habits of thought and mediation--are techniques for reducing interpersonal conflicts. These segments are intended to be used in professional development workshops with teachers and may be shown and discussed with students. This guide provides an introduction to each strategy; a video summary of each segment; activities to be used with students; lists of resources; and workshops for teacher sand administrators. (MKA)