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Emmanuel Singa

26 April, 2023

The author, Emmanuel Singa, is a Member of the African Youth Advocacy Team (AYAT) as well as: An Associate Researcher at the Center for Research and Information on Disarmament and Security (CRIDS) Focal Point of CRIDS…

Navya Khanna

19 April, 2023

The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan often makes the headlines for being the “Happiest Country in the World.” With its emphasis on Gross National Happiness and environment friendly policies, Bhutan is often praised for its progressive…

Rachel Viney

13 April, 2023

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

Larissa Pietersma

22 March, 2023

In this next blog post of our intersectional peacebuilding series, we interviewed Mohammad Shehadat, a young Syrian activist and co-founder of Youth for Peace Initiative (YPI) in Jordan. We sat down with Mohammad to discuss…

Raphael Nkurunziza

14 March, 2023

The Author: This story is written by Nkurunziza Raphael, a young peacebuilder from Burundi, working for the Youth Empowerment and Leadership Initiative (YELI), former Regional Coordinator at UNOY Peacebuilders in East and Southern Africa, chair…

UNOY Peacebuilders

8 March, 2023

Members of the United Network of Young Peacebuilders (UNOY) are joining forces for International Women’s Day! This year’s International Women’s Day’s thematic “DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality” offers the perfect opportunity to explore…

Network Officer

26 January, 2023

Welcome to the first blog post in a series that explores multiple perspectives on what it means to employ gender transformative approaches In this blog post, we will explore the intersectionality that exists between gender…

communication@unoy.org

10 January, 2023

Background ‘Young people prefer violence over peaceful means’, ‘young refugees are sexual harassers’, ‘young people are spreading hate online’ … the list of disinformation and hate speech on the fundamental role of young people in…

communication@unoy.org

19 December, 2022

overview of 2023 Here we present an overview of the activities to be carried out in 2023 as per their contribution to the different change goals in our new strategy. Next year, we will focus on all…

Charlotte Davidi

13 December, 2022

This fourth and final pivotal protection blog explores mental health and wellbeing from a personal and non-practitioner perspective. topic introduction Mental health and wellbeing have captured our attention. Corporate brands, like Dove, are running self-esteem…

Charlotte Davidi

7 November, 2022

The Youth, Peace and Security Agenda (YPS) is of significant advantage to the population of Cameroon. Although the government, businesses, international organisations, civil society organisations and stakeholders are all committed to the vision of a…

Network Officer

3 November, 2022

Introduction At UNOY Peacebuilders, we firmly believe that gender and peacebuilding are inextricably linked. The dominant patriarchal structures pose significant barriers to the meaningful involvement of gender diverse and young women peacebuilders. Holistic and sustainable…

Positive Peace Stories: Networking Youth Organizations in conflict contexts

Emmanuel Singa

The Plight of Bhutanese Refugee Women in Nepal

Navya Khanna

ANBI Publication 2021

Rachel Viney

Intersectional Peacebuilding: An interview with Mohammad Shehadat

Larissa Pietersma

Positive Peace Stories: Progress of young people’s work in Burundi

Raphael Nkurunziza

International Women’s Day 2023: “DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality”

UNOY Peacebuilders

Intersectional Peacebuilding: An interview with Inclusive Bangladesh

Network Officer

The Young Peacebuilders Guide To Tackling Harmful Narratives

communication@unoy.org

Annual Plan 2023

communication@unoy.org

3 Reasons Why We Need Wellbeing in Peacebuilding

Charlotte Davidi

Baseline Study on the Implementation of the YPS Agenda in Cameroon

Charlotte Davidi

Our Path Towards Gender Transformation

Network Officer