Role Play Peacegames are available for all types of conflicts for all ages. All games are attractive with large clear printing. Students are placed in small groups for simulations. Then each party in the conflict reads sheets which describe their positions and interests. The mediator reads a description of the mediator's job, which tells the mediator how to conduct the mediation session.
Individual games are also available.
Constructing mediation role-plays separately from any curriculum and marketing them as games allows for some useful applications. First some of the people who never cared to read about mediation may be attracted to a game format and may then seek to learn more, especially if the game materials are written to encourage this. Second, mediation training programs that choose not to write their own role-plays can purchase them as needed. Third, to the extent that the content of a game is accurate and sufficiently broad, it can be a valuable addition to academic courses on that topic. One other good idea included in the design of these materials is stating multiple interests of each party, with differing degrees of importance specified for each.