What we do
Activities we provide combine methodologies developed by non-formal education in youth work, peace education, community development and intercultural learning. Operating outside formal education, the non-formal approach we opt for includes a focus on equal (peer to peer), friendly, innovative, attractive, and involved relationships.
Our main programmes are
Supporting activities
In addition to building practical skills for developing peace, it is important to support youth and peace work also through related and administrative tasks:
We bring young peacebuilders together
- By developing and strengthening global and regional networks of young peacebuilders.
- And fostering communication and sharing of experiences thorough face-to-face meetings and online tools.
We share information
- By providing access to relevant information for members and young people.
- Providing information about inspiring examples, good practices, training, exchange and funding opportunities, up-dates on activities and developments in the field of youth work and peacebuilding.
- Link to newsletter + peaceful digest
We offer advice and support through a pool of resource persons
We do research
- on the role of youth in peacebuilding and related areas.
- We collect and evaluate data and select best practices of youth work in peacebuilding.
We raise funds to support possible activities and the running of the office in The Hague.
We give administrative support to the network through data-base maintenance.
