About
The Youth for Peace Program is a FOUP initiative designed to equip the next generation of leaders and agents of change.
Its central purpose is to mobilize, educate, and connect young people from diverse backgrounds — equipping them with the tools, knowledge, and opportunities needed to become active promoters of peace, global citizenship, and sustainability in their communities and in the world.
Program Characteristics:
The program stands out for its practical, participatory, and global approach, with the following key characteristics:
- Practical and Experiential Learning: Through workshops, skill-building sessions, and volunteer projects, young people put the concepts of peace and conflict resolution into practice.
- Youth Leadership Focus: oung people are encouraged and supported to conceive, develop, and lead their own peace projects and initiatives.
- Multicultural and Inclusive Environment: Fosters connection and collaboration among young people from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and realities — enriching everyone's perspective.
- Comprehensive Training: It combines theoretical education with the development of socio-emotional skills and practical competencies for global citizenship.
Our Objectives
Educating and raising awareness among young people about a culture of peace - equipping them with specific skills for mediation and the non-violent resolution of conflicts.
Developing skills and competencies for the promotion of peace and global citizenship.
Fostering the active participation of young people in collaborative and peace-building projects and initiatives.
Creating opportunities and connections with other young people from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
Activities
Participation in the Youth for Peace Program creates a deep and lasting impact, with engagement across different spheres:
- Workshops and seminars on topics related to peace and conflict resolution.
- Volunteering and community service projects.
- Cultural and educational exchanges.
- Development of youth-led peace projects and initiatives.