On October 10th, the Institute for Autonomy and Governance (IAG) and Notre Dame of Midsayap College (NDMC) hosted a forum emphasizing the critical role of knowledge in preventing violent extremism. The event underscored the importance of understanding the roots of violent extremism, the process of radicalization, and recognizing its early signs—key concepts that young people can act upon to foster peace and security in their communities.

Following its successful Manila launch in August, "The MP's Little Green Book: A Personal Guide for Members of the Bangsamoro Parliament" officially arrived in Cotabato City on Wednesday, September 25th. The event attracted around 200 guests, including Bangsamoro Parliamentarians, their staff, and various stakeholders from across the region.

IAG recently returned to Midsayap, North Cotabato, to conduct a comprehensive voter education orientation for students of Notre Dame of Midsayap College (NDMC). Approximately 150 students, many of whom are first-time voters, and faculty members participated in the session. 

IAG recently partnered with the Notre Dame RVM College of Cotabato (NDRVMCC) to launch a voter and civic engagement orientation program. This initiative aimed to equip the college's faculty and staff with the knowledge and skills necessary to become active and informed citizens.

The youth camp brought together a diverse group of young people who immersed themselves in vibrant cultural traditions, including dances, music, cuisine, arts, and narratives.

  1. CSOs and Academe Leaders Convene for Bangsamoro Peace Process Workshop
  2. Handbook Launched for First-Time Bangsamoro Legislators
  3. IAG Boosts Political Education for BARMM's 2025 Parliamentary Elections
  4. Pag-asa ng Bayan? Gen Z Key Voter Demographic in BARMM, according to IAG Research

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