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Apr 15th, 2008 - 12:05:23 |
Sessi
Hi everyone,
Please, take few minutes of your precious time to read, sign and diffuse
as largely as possible this Great Declaration.
We need to collect as many signatures as possible for August 12th,
International Youth
Day which will be celebrated in Quebec City during the World Youth
Congress.
You can find the declaration on TIG website:
http://petitions.takingitglobal.org/sessi1 ( for english speakers)
http://petitions.takingitglobal.org/sessi (for french speakers)
Please IMPORTANT TO NOTE : before you sign the Declaration enter your TIG
username andpassword, if not your profile will not be available to
people from the petition page.
Thanks in advance and have a good week !
Sessi Hounkanrin
TakingITGlobal
Francophone Projects Manager/ TIG Advisor
sessi@takingitglobal.org
Mar 19th, 2008 - 09:19:49 |
Francis
HI!! you have probably all received the email i sent out to all networks yesterday concerning the need for a better communication and information sharing.
On this matter and as an example, the March newsletter should be posted in this page's documents, and it should be sent out via CLCWA-Sierra Leone group email list so that EVERYONE who is involved gets it.
Each of you can also help by circulating this through your own personal networks.
This is just an example, and so, this also goes for any project-related information or opportunity.
thanks you! keep up the great work!
Francis Cardinal
Dec 17th, 2007 - 08:44:53 |
Francis
Does everyone at CLCWA-Sierra Leone know that our great national coordinator, Sylvanus, has attended the GK3 conference in Malaysia??? Great huh?!
Sylvanus should post up his report sometimes soon so that we can all learn from his experience, participation and general outcomes of this conference.... looking foward to it!
Nov 8th, 2007 - 10:09:24 |
Francis
hey! i am wondering, as the CLCWA-SL team has implemented a number of activities where young participants are taught and guided to create a profile and join the Takingitglobal community, why are these participants not members of this project... As in, each participant, after getting a membership/profile, should be on the CLCWA-SL project page, present and active..... Just a thought as we want this Web tool to become our main regional and national communication hub...
Sep 19th, 2007 - 13:03:26 |
Francis
The Participation of Youths in Peace building in West Africa
The West African Youth Network (WAYN) has been actively working over the last few years to enhance the participation of young people in issues relating to peace building, conflict resolution, governance, accountability, youth development and human rights in West Africa. Since its inception in 2001, WAYN has continued to initiate and implement a number of projects in line with its Mission Statement. From a modest beginning in March 2001, the organization has grown over the years and has captivated the attention of governments, regional organizations, civil society groups, the media and the donor community. It has extended its membership from five to fourteen countries and has implemented a number of programmes in line with its objectives.
Aim of the research
The research aims to examine the role of youths in peace building and governance in West Africa. The research is designed to gather specific data covering the full extent of the of the role of youths in post-conflict peace building and governance in West Africa and to asses the indicators of progress / success
Objectives of the research
To examine the role of youths in political, social and economic decision-making
To examine the role and impact of conflict on youths
To asses the engagement and involvement of youths in post-conflict peace building
To identify the challenges of youths in post-conflict peace building
To offer suggestions and recommendations on the findings of objectives 1, 2, 3, and 4
The main outcomes will be
The publishing of a directory of youth organizations in West Africa. The directory will be distributed to major stakeholders, including the Secretariat of the Economic Community of West African States the UN, etc.
Improved networking amongst youth organizations and stakeholders
A broad knowledge and information base relating to the work of youth organizations
-Publication of findings of the research to be used as an advocacy tool
Please take your time and filled in this and send to the below address. For any questions please contact:
Regional Secretariat,
West African Youth Network,
30 Wellington Street,
Freetown, Sierra Leone
www.waynyouth.org Email :
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