In relation to COVID-19 and its impact, particularly in Kenya, what we are seeing is really a manifestation of what is happening throughout the world. We need to use COVID-19 as a huge wakeup call and call on the solidarity of the youth.
The crippling socio-economic and emotional toll of the pandemic has been countered by an inspired, energetic, and resilient youth who have organised, volunteered, and used their generation’s knowledge of technology and global networks to ‘bounce back better.
Youth in conflict play various roles as peace-builders, perpetrators of violence and victims of conflict
Sharing Experiences for Meaningful Participation in Peace Processes On March 11, 2021, ACCORD organized its first intra-generational dialogue, titled, “On the Shoulders of WPS Giants: Sharing Experiences for Meaningful Participation
The peaceful path: Mediation and negotiation in student leadership
Understanding the framework in which SRC leaders operate is important for an SRC to be effective in carrying out their mandate as elected leaders.
Equipping young people with the tools to understand and intervene in conflicts and mediation.
The discussions in the IGD noted that the average Motswana is twenty-four years old, but the average decision maker in Botswana is sixty years old.
The IGD identified the key roles and activities that African youth in diaspora can play to promote and advance the STG agenda; as well as the challenges and gaps that hinder the effective participation and contributions of the youth in diaspora to silencing the guns.
The IGD identified the key roles and activities that Southern African youth can play to advance the STG agenda; as well as the challenges and gaps that hinder the effective participation and contributions of the youth to silencing the guns.