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Dinorah Arceta

25 April, 2022

No matter the conflict: Myanmar, Tigray, Ukraine…you name it, women are on the front lines responding to situations caused by the crisis. While often risking their lives and sometimes losing them, women work to alleviate…

Charlotte Davidi

19 April, 2022

Toolkit in a Nutshell Despite the increasing understanding of the necessity to pursue gender justice and equity, gender work in peacebuilding is often perceived as an issue of secondary importance. This is especially true for…

communication@unoy.org

13 April, 2022

Background For the second time, the UN Secretary-General presented a report to the UN Security Council about the Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) agenda. The report highlights specific areas of UNOY’s work as positive examples…

communication@unoy.org

29 March, 2022

Ensuring adequate financing has been a central concern for the YPS agenda since its inception. Yet so far discussions on how to improve the quantity and quality of resources have been fairly limited. Summary This…

Charlotte Davidi

17 March, 2022

We are launching this pivotal protection blog series to draw attention to the urgent and diverse protection issues young people in development, peace and security work are facing on a daily basis. In this blog…

UNOY Peacebuilders

9 March, 2022

In 2019, UNOY Peacebuilders published a study mapping the progress on the implementation of the Youth, Peace, and Security (YPS) agenda in the European Union (EU). The study highlighted the EU’s support of youth-led peacebuilding…

Charlotte Davidi

10 February, 2022

Report on a virtual roundtable discussion hosted by Search for Common Ground & UNOY Peacebuilders on Thursday, 9 December, 2021

Charlotte Davidi

8 February, 2022

The following recommendations for the governments of Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, would, if implemented, facilitate the increased engagement and impact of youth in peacebuilding and the prevention of violent extremism (PVE) across South…

Charlotte Davidi

8 February, 2022

The following recommendations for the government of Sri Lanka would, if implemented, facilitate the increased engagement and impact of youth in peacebuilding and the prevention of violent extremism (PVE) in Sri Lanka: resume transitional justice…

Charlotte Davidi

8 February, 2022

The following recommendations for the government of Pakistan would, if implemented, facilitate the increased engagement and impact of youth in peacebuilding and the prevention of violent extremism in Pakistan: local government systems should create space…

Charlotte Davidi

8 February, 2022

The following recommendations for the government of Bangladesh would, if implemented, facilitate the increased engagement and impact of youth in peacebuilding and the prevention of violent extremism in Bangladesh: collaboration for prevention of violent extremism…

Rafiu Adeniran Lawal and Stephanie E. Effevottu

3 February, 2022

People who soar are those who refuse to sit back, sigh and wish things would change. They neither complain of their lot nor passively dream of some distant ship coming in. Rather, they visualize in…

Young Women Peacebuilders on the Front Lines: When Conflict is Not the Only Threat

Dinorah Arceta

UNOY Gender Toolkit: A Practical Guide to Gender Transformative Approaches for Youth Peace Organisations

Charlotte Davidi

UN Secretary-General’s Report on YPS (2022)

communication@unoy.org

Financing for Young People in Peacebuilding: An Overview

communication@unoy.org

Inclusion and Protection of Gender and Sexual Minorities

Charlotte Davidi

2022 European Year of Youth: It’s Time the EU Prioritised the YPS Agenda

UNOY Peacebuilders

Beyond Tokenism: Meaningful Youth Engagement in EU Peace & Security Efforts

Charlotte Davidi

ALLY Brochure: South Asia

Charlotte Davidi

ALLY Brochure: Sri Lanka

Charlotte Davidi

ALLY Brochure: Pakistan

Charlotte Davidi

ALLY Brochure: Bangladesh

Charlotte Davidi

Nigeria’s Roadmap Towards the Localisation of the Youth, Peace, and Security Agenda

Rafiu Adeniran Lawal and Stephanie E. Effevottu