Independent · Youth-led · Non-partisan

Day 24 of 3,000 Days for Peace

Speak at Peace Talks

Peacebuilding practitioners, fact-checkers, mental-health educators (teaching, not treating), youth and community leaders, traditional and faith leaders, entrepreneurs, diaspora professionals and peers from other African countries. Speakers agree our speaker standard in writing.

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Volunteer

Translate, caption, recruit contributors, document approved actions, help with audio editing. Every volunteer signs our code of conduct.

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Partner

Schools and universities, youth networks, media and radio stations, peacebuilding and fact-checking organisations, diaspora associations, development partners.

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Support

In-kind support (data bundles for watch parties, a microphone, transport to elders, venues) is as valuable as money.

We are not accepting online donations during the pilot. To offer support, email us.

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Networks we aspire to work with

Building peace takes many hands

Organisations and foundations working for peace, youth and development that we hope to learn from and work alongside.

  • EduPower Youth Foundation
  • United Nations Development Programme
  • Disarmament Learning Initiative
  • United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs
  • UN Peacebuilding Fund
  • UNICEF
  • UNESCO
  • African Union Youth for Peace Africa Programme
  • Search for Common Ground
  • United Network of Young Peacebuilders
  • Peace Direct
  • International Alert
  • Interpeace
  • Conciliation Resources
  • Saferworld
  • Nonviolent Peaceforce
  • ACCORD
  • Kofi Annan Foundation
  • Mastercard Foundation
  • The Carter Center
  • #defyhatenow
  • 211Check

We are not yet partners with these organisations, and listing them does not imply partnership or endorsement. Interested in working with us?

Your voice belongs here

This month’s campaign is Unlearn Hate. If you have a phone, a pen or a voice, you can take part.