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Annual Financial Report 2025

Rachel Viney

30 June, 2026

Annual Accounts 2025

ANBI Publication 2025

Rachel Viney

30 June, 2026

UNOY Peacebuilders has ANBI status (charity status). This report (in Dutch) follows the ANBI publication requirement.

In 2025, UNOY members reached over 26 million people – even as global violence hit record highs, violations of international law went repeatedly unchecked, peacebuilding funding was cut, and civic space continued to shrink. Members…

María Alejandra Zorro

12 May, 2026

In recent years, the international agendas on WPS and YPS have gained increasing relevance as frameworks for promoting more just, inclusive, and peaceful societies. Both agendas recognize that building sustainable peace requires expanding who participates…

Antonia McGrath and Samuel Adonay Reyes Rodriguez

23 April, 2026

Young people in blue and green T-shirts spill through the doorway and into the multicoloured interior where bookshelves, murals and bulletin boards line the walls. Energy is high today, with over eighty young people having…

Flutura Brakaj

26 February, 2026

In July 2025, I had the opportunity to facilitate a National Training on the Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) Agenda with municipal youth workers from across Albania – implemented by Youth Voice Network of Organisations…

Young Iranian Peacebuilders

17 February, 2026

Do not speak over us. Do not speak for us. Stand with us. Amplify our voices. Protect us. What is happening in Iran? It has been 51 days since the start of the protests that…

Rachel Viney

28 January, 2026

2026 marks the first year in our 5-year strategic period. This Annual Plan outlines our priorities for 2026, reflecting the first steps we will take as we begin moving from long-term direction to concrete action….

Rachel Viney

20 January, 2026

At UNOY, we work to ensure that young people’s contributions to peace and security are recognised, supported and sustained worldwide. Each UNOY member brings unique approaches, perspectives and expertise to the network, enriching UNOY and…

Santiago Gutiérrez and Felipe Tamayo

8 January, 2026

Global Beginnings, Local Transformations: How YPS Arrived in Colombia On December 8, 2015, the United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 2250, which established the global framework for the Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) Agenda. Through…

Rachel Viney

9 December, 2025

“Do you remember the moment that Resolution 2250 was passed?” I ask. Across from me, Matilda’s Zoom square lights up. “I remember being in the Security Council hall. The whole Coalition was there. It was…

Youth Initiative for Human Rights (Kosovo)

7 October, 2025

A home for untold stories Located in a modest space in Prishtina, the Children of War Museum tells a story rarely centered: the experiences of children whose lives were interrupted by the 1998-1999 war in…

Annual Financial Report 2025

Rachel Viney

ANBI Publication 2025

Rachel Viney

Peace, Our Way: Annual Review 2025

Rachel Viney

Weaving Peace Agendas in Colombia

María Alejandra Zorro

Weaving futures of resistance: How a youth centre fosters peace education through arts, sports and STEM in rural Honduras

Antonia McGrath and Samuel Adonay Reyes Rodriguez

YPS in Albania: Peace begins in youth offices

Flutura Brakaj

In Iran, young people are disappearing…

Young Iranian Peacebuilders

Annual Plan 2026

Rachel Viney

Strategic Plan 2026-2030

Rachel Viney

Let’s Open the Conversation: What is the YPS Agenda and why is it Important in Colombia?

Santiago Gutiérrez and Felipe Tamayo

The road to Resolution 2250: UNOY’s story

Rachel Viney

Kosovo’s Children of War Museum in Danger

Youth Initiative for Human Rights (Kosovo)