World Interfaith Harmony Week (WIHW) is an annual observance celebrated during the first week of February (February 1–7). Established by a United Nations General Assembly resolution in 2010, WIHW is…
The second CSO-UN Dialogue on Peacebuilding took place at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, United States of America, from 12th to 13th December. This event brought together a diverse group…
Ghana is celebrated as a beacon of peace and stability in West Africa, but it faces challenges that underscore the need for proactive peacebuilding efforts. Ethnic and chieftaincy, land, and…
Peacebuilding is often associated with formal negotiations and high-level peace conferences. However, on the ground, especially in diverse and conflict-prone communities, informal dialogues have proven to be powerful tools for…
Since 2023, the Youth Interreligious Parliament: Convening for Dialogue and Action project is being implemented in the North East region of Ghana. Through this project, we have convened community dialogues,…
On 28th May, 2024, a National Youth, Peace and Security (YPS) Technical Working Group was inaugurated in Accra at the UNFPA-Ghana Orange Loft by the Honourable Minister for Youth and…
African Students For Interfaith Tolerance with the support of the Kofi Annan Foundation and Greycells, convened a parliamentary session of the Youth Interreligious Parliament. The parliamentary session, held on Saturday, February…
Are you passionate about peace and security? Eager to make a difference in the humanitarian sector? Look no further! ASFIT, a leading youth-led peacebuilding NGO in the North East region,…
1. What is the Youth Interreligious Parliament, and what is its main purpose? The Youth Interreligious Parliament is a 2023 Kofi Annan Changemaker project funded by the Kofi Annan Foundation and implemented…
Are you a young person with a burning desire to make a difference in your community? Do you believe in the power of dialogue and collaboration to promote peace and…
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