International Conference on Children, Youth, and Peacebuilding

This track explores novel methodologies and practices that engage children and youth in peacebuilding initiatives. Emphasis will be placed on participatory approaches that empower young people to become active agents of change in their communities.

This session focuses on the integration of conflict resolution skills within educational frameworks for children and youth. Participants will examine case studies and best practices that foster nonviolence and mediation in schools.

This track investigates the significance of social cohesion in promoting healthy development among children and youth. Discussions will center on strategies that enhance community ties and support collaborative youth engagement.

This session addresses the intersection of human rights advocacy and youth empowerment in conflict-affected areas. Participants will analyze the role of young activists in promoting social justice and human rights awareness.

This track examines the impact of trauma on children and youth, focusing on healing practices and resilience-building strategies. The session will highlight interdisciplinary approaches that support mental health and well-being.

This session explores the concept of global citizenship education as a tool for fostering active participation among youth. Participants will discuss curricula and programs that promote awareness of global issues and encourage civic responsibility.

This track showcases community development projects that are spearheaded by children and youth. Emphasis will be placed on the outcomes of youth-led initiatives in fostering social change and community resilience.

This session focuses on the development of mediation skills among children and youth as a means to resolve conflicts. Participants will engage in practical exercises and discussions on the importance of these skills in various contexts.

This track highlights the critical role of youth participation in formal and informal peacebuilding processes. Discussions will center on barriers to participation and strategies to enhance youth voice in decision-making.

This session examines the principles of nonviolence and their application in social movements led by young people. Participants will analyze historical and contemporary examples of nonviolent activism.

This track focuses on effective advocacy strategies aimed at promoting the rights of children and youth. Participants will explore collaborative approaches that engage various stakeholders in advancing youth rights on local and global scales.