; (2) the Administration on Aging; (3) the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; and (4) the National Institutes of Health. (b) Peace curriculum The Assistant Secretary of Peace Education and Training, in consultation with the Secretary of Education, the United States Institute of Peace, nongovernmental organizations, public institutions, peace and conflict studies programs of institutions of higher education, and Federal agencies that provide effective peace training materials and curricula, shall support the development and dissemination of effective peace curricula and supporting materials for distribution to the State educational agency in each State and territory of the United States. Each peace curriculum shall include— (1) building communicative peace skills and nonviolent conflict resolution skills; (2) teaching and fostering compassion, empathy, tolerance, respect, inclusion, and forgiveness; and (3) promoting other objectives to increase the knowledge of peace processes. (c) Grants The Assistant Secretary of Peace Education and Training shall— (1) provide peace education grants to institutions of higher education for the creation and expansion of peace studies departments and the education and training of teachers in peace studies