This policy brief is the outcome of a collaborative conversation conducted using Pol.is, an Al-powered deliberative technology tool, to get a pulse of youth perceptions about the peace and security issues in South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America, North America, and Europe. This policy brief addresses youth perceptions of youth-led initiatives vs military actions, youth engagement in policy and action, and the shared challenges youth groups face in peace and security efforts in different regions around the world. The policy brief also makes recommendations to the U.S. government, specifically the USAID, Department of State, Department of Defense, and U.S. Congress on enhancing youth engagement in peace and security efforts, aligned with U.S. foreign policy and national interests, to ensure sustainable peace globally.

Harnessing Youth Leadership in Peacebuilding to Counter Extremism
Created 03/14/2025
Type: Briefing Paper
Region: Global
Location: Global
Language: English
Theme: Youth, Peace & Security, YPS National Action Plans
Organization: Search for Common Ground
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This is interesting. Can you share more details on the role of youth in the Middle East in CVE? Are there any behavioural observations?
Can we learn more whether through an online meeting or via email?
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