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…
In Ghana, there exists a concerning pattern of unresolved conflicts stemming from various issues such as religious, political, ethnic, land, and chieftaincy disputes. These seeming 'non-active' conflicts have led to…
We are excited to announce the launch of a new online peace talk series known as, "Youth Peace Talk Series".This is a continuation of a highly successful "Peace Time" campaign,…
Issah making a presentation at GYIIF in Doha, Qatar. The United Nations Security Council adopted unanimously, on 9th December 2015, a ground-breaking resolution on Youth, Peace and Security which recognizes…
Behind Walewale Technical Institute, Kukuazugu, Walewale, North East Region.
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