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Food for Thought: Which values can you draw from your faith tradition to prevent gender-based violence in your community?
A youth advocacy training was held in Addis Ababa from 3rd to 7th October, 2016. The training gathered fifty-three youths from Burundi, DRC, Ethiopia, Mali, Somalia, South Sudan. The objectives of the training were to; equip participants to advocate for their rights and the rights of African youth in general, develop a regional advocacy campaign, adapted to each specific context and establish a youth advocacy network. As a result of the training youth participating from the different countries formed a network by the name REJADH/YCNR.
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End Child Poverty is facilitating advocacy skills training for 60 youth from Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia and South Sudan, from 3rd – 7th Octob…
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Religion and our diverse cultures can be a unifying factor in Peace building - Joel Muita Daniel
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Children’s charities are urging the New Zealand government to do more to help the most vulnerable in society after …
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“No religion teaches violent extremism ... at the heart of every religion is peace”, said one of the youth leaders. …
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The Regional Youth Forum on Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) marked its second day with fifty-five (55) youth participants, practitioners and faith leaders from Uganda, Somalia, Tanzania, Et…
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Arigatou International’s End Child Poverty and the Global Network of Religions for Children collaborated with Norwegian Church Aid and ICCO Cooperation in hosting a Regional Youth Forum on C…