ACCORD Facilitates Session on Youth, Peace and Security
22 Sep 2017
Giving participants the opportunity to discuss and learn about the peace and security challenges faced by young people across Africa.
Giving participants the opportunity to discuss and learn about the peace and security challenges faced by young people across Africa.
Forty UKZN students and staff members from various faculties represented fifteen Member States at a simulated AU PSC session.
Creating a space for representatives of political parties’ youth wings and CSOs to commit to a peaceful election.
How the youth of the nation can be key agents for social change, peace, economic development and technological innovation.
Enhancing the election dispute management skills of Liberian political parties’ youth wings.
Facilitating training for civil society, trade unions, student movements and mainstream political parties in Zimbabwe.
ACCORD, the Durban University of Technology and the International Centre of Nonviolence co-hosted the launch of DUT’s Innovative Leadership Programme.
Contributing towards inclusive approaches to conflict prevention and resolution in Africa through youth engagement.
Improving the effectiveness of the UN Peacebuilding Fund for national stakeholders in supporting young women and men.
Annual programme encourages development of future leaders and fosters students’ roles in managing challenges of SA’s higher education system.