Peters has worked as a sport administrator with the former Provincial Aboriginal Sport and Recreation Body and the Sport and Recreation Branch of the Government of New Brunswick. During this time he has become a leader of aboriginal sport and recreation development not just the Aboriginal sport community but the larger sport community at the local, provincial and national levels. He was a contributor to the Canadian Sport Plan and more recent Sport Plan for New Brunswick. In 2009 Peters was nominated and took part as a Torchbearer during the 2010 Olympic Torch Relay. He was also the 2006 and 2009 NB Aboriginal Coaching Award recipient.

Jason has recently become a published author with the book titled Aboriginal Sport Heroes: Atlantic Canada. Aboriginal Sport Heroes: Atlantic Canada is a biography of Atlantic Canada sport personalities Josh Sacobie, Sara-Lynne Knockwood, Josh Hepditch, Allison Brooks, and Tex Marshall. This inspirational book is written for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people interested in the continued rich history of the Mi'kmaq and Maliseet told from a different viewpoint...sport! Many First Nation sport heroes may be not be as well known to the greater Canadian sport community, but none-the-less their stories must be told. You will be introduced to the stories and sporting careers of five champions from Atlantic Canada. These accounts speak of greatness, hard work, heartbreak, their struggles and triumphs and of course, First Nation pride. They are our athletes, coaches and sport administrators who continue to make the difference of positive change.

Over the past twenty-three years Peters, who is a National Coaching Certification Program Level three coach, has been a girls basketball coach with the 2010 Provincial Champion Bayside Middle School Broncos, Simonds High School Seabees, Buzzz Elite Girls program and the 2009 New Brunswick Canada Games team. He has also served as the Assistant Chef de Mission with Team New Brunswick during the North American Indigenous Games and attended both the 2003 and 2005 Canada Games as a member of the New Brunswick Mission Staff. His volunteer work has also lead him to the Board of Directors with the Aboriginal Sport Circle, Coach New Brunswick, Sport New Brunswick and the East Saint John Minor Basketball Association along with many others.