In an era dominated by Facebook and TikTok, how can we ignite the interest of young people in community and political issues? This question serves as the backdrop for our 2024 capacity-building activities for Indigenous youth, supported by the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung. As of April 2024, this initiative has already led to three youth camps focused on cultural enrichment.

A limited number of free copies of the reports will be available at the IAG offices in Cotabato City and Manila following the launch on March 21st. Individuals outside these areas can obtain a copy by contacting IAG for information on shipping.

IAG's recent international workshop provided a valuable platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration, contributing to the ongoing journey towards peaceful and inclusive governance in various Asian regions.

February saw IAG dedicating diverse initiatives to promoting peace, good governance, and community empowerment.

Designed to enrich the skills, perspectives, and unique experiences of Moro women, the workshop places a special emphasis on the human and social dimensions of conflicts. The goal is to empower participants to play a crucial role in the peacebuilding process within their respective communities. The insights garnered from this workshop are anticipated to contribute significantly to a more holistic understanding of the root causes and far-reaching impacts of conflicts.

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