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The Youth4Peace Agenda Tanzania successfully convened its 3rd National Forum, bringing together over 200 youth delegates, government officials, and development partners to advance the YPS agenda.
A Youth4Peace Agenda delegation presented a youth-led policy brief to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, calling for dedicated youth participation mechanisms in peace processes.
The Research Working Group has released its flagship report examining the current state of youth engagement in conflict prevention and peace processes across Tanzania's regions.
The network continues to grow, welcoming five new member organizations from Mtwara, Kigoma, and Mwanza regions, bringing the total membership to 20 organizations.
The Community Outreach Working Group completed a series of peace circles in Arusha, engaging over 500 young people in dialogue on local conflict dynamics and community-based solutions.
A new partnership with UN Women Tanzania will strengthen the coalition's work on gender-responsive peacebuilding, ensuring women's voices are central to all coalition programs.
Internships, volunteering positions, grants, and fellowships for youth and member organizations.
DeadlineFebruary 28, 2025
We are seeking a motivated youth policy analyst to support the Research Working Group in producing evidence-based policy briefs on youth, peace and security.
DeadlineMarch 15, 2025
Support the Secretariat with social media management, content creation, and communications for the Youth4Peace Coalition.
DeadlineApril 1, 2025
Coalition member organizations can apply for small grants (up to USD 3,000) to implement local peacebuilding and conflict prevention projects.
DeadlineMarch 30, 2025
Two spots are available for Tanzanian youth delegates to represent the coalition at the East Africa Regional Forum on Youth, Peace and Security.