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Wednesday, 4 February 2015
Apply! West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI)
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Our Next Generation Internship Programme provides an opportunity to provide a holistic training to interns. This enables them to be fully groomed into robust professionals fully equipped to take up positions of responsibility within the civil society sector.
Here are a few shots with interns and WACSI staff while they took sessions on Front Desk Keeping and Career Planing
What more will you like to know about this internship programme?
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Our Next Generation Internship Programme provides an opportunity to provide a holistic training to interns. This enables them to be fully groomed into robust professionals fully equipped to take up positions of responsibility within the civil society sector.
Here are a few shots with interns and WACSI staff while they took sessions on Front Desk Keeping and Career Planing
What more will you like to know about this internship programme?
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Apply! CITY OF CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PROJECT
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Application Deadline: 30th march 2015
Details
The City of Cape Town, VSO (Voluntary Service Overseas) and Skillshare International invites
Youth aged 17-18 to take part in an exchange project on YOUTH LEADERSHIP THROUGH SPORT.
It is an exchange program for a group of 16 youth (8 boys and 8 girls) which focuses on youth leadership through sport. The project will be residential for both the Nigerian and South African youth participating in the program. Accommodation, meals and program activity will be provided for participants for the duration of the program-7 days. Travel to Cape Town will be the
Responsibility of the participants as will any costs incurred if you decide to stay in Cape Town longer than 7 days.
Eligibility
To apply Click Here
Application Deadline: 30th march 2015
Details
The City of Cape Town, VSO (Voluntary Service Overseas) and Skillshare International invites
Youth aged 17-18 to take part in an exchange project on YOUTH LEADERSHIP THROUGH SPORT.
It is an exchange program for a group of 16 youth (8 boys and 8 girls) which focuses on youth leadership through sport. The project will be residential for both the Nigerian and South African youth participating in the program. Accommodation, meals and program activity will be provided for participants for the duration of the program-7 days. Travel to Cape Town will be the
Responsibility of the participants as will any costs incurred if you decide to stay in Cape Town longer than 7 days.
Eligibility
- Resident and citizen of Nigeria
- must be Aged 17-18
- Actively involved in any sport.
- Positive and realistic commitment to the program
- A genuine commitment to learning – YOUTH LEADERSHIP AND ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP
- Flexibility and adaptability
- Self confidence
- Ability to work with others in a team
To apply Click Here
Apply! Commonwealth Youth Gender and Equality Network
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Application Deadline: 20th February 2015
The Royal Commonwealth Society is seeking applicants for a five day forum in Malta, where young people from around the Commonwealth will meet to discuss gender inequality issues. The participants in the forum will form the inaugural members of the Commonwealth Youth Gender and Equality Network, which will focus on youth priorities for gender issues, and actively engage with
Commonwealth processes to ensure youth priorities are reflected in policy and practice. The forum will take place six months ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), and will be a key opportunity to discuss gender equality concerns and priorities ahead of active engagement in the Commonwealth Youth Forum, People’s Forum and Women’s Forum, which all take place in the wings of CHOGM.
Applicants must have experience working on gender equality issues, either in the workplace, through studies or as a volunteer.
Context and Background
Young people are able to actively participate in Commonwealth political processes via a number of platforms. The Commonwealth Youth Forum (CYF) is a chance for young people to debate their priority areas for further Commonwealth action, and to present this to Heads of Government. The Commonwealth Youth Council was established in 2013 to represent the voice of youth in the Commonwealth with an elected executive of 12 representatives from national youth councils rotating every two years. However, there is no gender youth network to advocate for gender equality issues within the formal structures of the Commonwealth.
The RCS is proposing to contribute towards filling this gap by launching an international Commonwealth Youth Gender and Equality Network. Given work on gender issues the
RCS is well placed, alongside a range of participating experts, to interact with young citizens of the Commonwealth, to work with them to develop a strong youth voice on gender and equality issues.
The Commonwealth Youth Gender and Equality Forum
The forum will take place in Malta on 13th–17thMay 2015. It will be a five day residential programme which will bring together young professionals and experts in an inter-generational learning environment for the purpose of capacity-building the group. This will occur through
workshops, discussions and training sessions. The interaction will aim to develop knowledge in a range of areas, including on various gender issues, on effective advocacy, and on further practical skills.
Themes covered will include child marriage, harmful practices, domestic violence, sexual violence, access to education, economic empowerment, entrepreneurship, leadership, STEM, LGBT rights and sexual and reproductive health and rights. The workshops and discussions will be facilitated by trainers and experts, and will serve as a space to share knowledge and experience, as well as capacity-building the participants to be able to understand the issues more clearly in their global context, gain a greater idea of the ways in which they can effectively affect policy changes and advocate more effectively at key moments, particularly within Commonwealth structures.
PARTICIPANT ELIGIBILITY
Applicants must be:
for more details contact:Leila Asrari
To apply click Here
Application Deadline: 20th February 2015
The Royal Commonwealth Society is seeking applicants for a five day forum in Malta, where young people from around the Commonwealth will meet to discuss gender inequality issues. The participants in the forum will form the inaugural members of the Commonwealth Youth Gender and Equality Network, which will focus on youth priorities for gender issues, and actively engage with
Commonwealth processes to ensure youth priorities are reflected in policy and practice. The forum will take place six months ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), and will be a key opportunity to discuss gender equality concerns and priorities ahead of active engagement in the Commonwealth Youth Forum, People’s Forum and Women’s Forum, which all take place in the wings of CHOGM.
Applicants must have experience working on gender equality issues, either in the workplace, through studies or as a volunteer.
Context and Background
Young people are able to actively participate in Commonwealth political processes via a number of platforms. The Commonwealth Youth Forum (CYF) is a chance for young people to debate their priority areas for further Commonwealth action, and to present this to Heads of Government. The Commonwealth Youth Council was established in 2013 to represent the voice of youth in the Commonwealth with an elected executive of 12 representatives from national youth councils rotating every two years. However, there is no gender youth network to advocate for gender equality issues within the formal structures of the Commonwealth.
The RCS is proposing to contribute towards filling this gap by launching an international Commonwealth Youth Gender and Equality Network. Given work on gender issues the
RCS is well placed, alongside a range of participating experts, to interact with young citizens of the Commonwealth, to work with them to develop a strong youth voice on gender and equality issues.
The Commonwealth Youth Gender and Equality Forum
The forum will take place in Malta on 13th–17thMay 2015. It will be a five day residential programme which will bring together young professionals and experts in an inter-generational learning environment for the purpose of capacity-building the group. This will occur through
workshops, discussions and training sessions. The interaction will aim to develop knowledge in a range of areas, including on various gender issues, on effective advocacy, and on further practical skills.
Themes covered will include child marriage, harmful practices, domestic violence, sexual violence, access to education, economic empowerment, entrepreneurship, leadership, STEM, LGBT rights and sexual and reproductive health and rights. The workshops and discussions will be facilitated by trainers and experts, and will serve as a space to share knowledge and experience, as well as capacity-building the participants to be able to understand the issues more clearly in their global context, gain a greater idea of the ways in which they can effectively affect policy changes and advocate more effectively at key moments, particularly within Commonwealth structures.
PARTICIPANT ELIGIBILITY
Applicants must be:
- Between the ages of 18-29 at the start of the event
- Resident in a Commonwealth country
- Committed to upholding the Commonwealth values of good governance and sustainable development
- Fluent in English –the working language of the Forum
- Confirm that I am medically fit to travel and participate in the Forum
- Able to evidence professional or voluntary experience on gender equality issues
- Willing to share case studies and highlight relevant aspects of my work
- Willing to be an active participant and to spread the values
for more details contact:Leila Asrari
To apply click Here
Tuesday, 3 February 2015
NIGERIA'S 2015 ELECTIONS: CALL FOR APPLICATION AS PEACE MARSHAL
Are you an aspiring LEADER?
Are you looking for a platform to enhance your LEADERSHIP SKILLS?
Are you passionate about PEACEFUL and CREDIBLE involvement of young people in governance and Democratic process?
Would you like to NETWORK with people of same mindset?
Here is an opportunity for you!
The Commonwealth Youth Council in collaboration with Pro-Democracy Youths Nigeria are currently recruiting young persons who will serve as Youth Peace Marshals for the 2015 Elections and beyond. Vacancies exist for three (3) Zonal officers (Enugu North, Enugu East and Enugu West) and 17 Local Government Officers throughout Enugu state, Nigeria.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Shall be an advocate of peaceful participation of young persons in politics and governance
Shall organize programs and projects in furtherance of one(1) above
Shall serve as the coordinating personnel his or her zone or local government.
REQUIREMENTS
Minimum of Secondary School Certificate
Records of previous student/youth leadership responsibilities
Must be social media compliant
Must be between the ages of 18 - 35 years
Must be able to speak and write English and Igbo fluently
Must be willing to work selflessly on a volunteer basis
Interested applicants are to forward their CVs to newcenturyinitiative@gmail.com indicating the category they are applying for (Zonal or Local Government Peace Marshals) on or before 12midnight of 9th February 2015. For more enquiries call +2347088980442. Please do well to share with others.
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Monday, 2 February 2015
Announcing the list of Y-CAEV Marshals and Ambassadors
source: commonwealthyouthcouncil.org/announcing-the-list-of-y-caev-marshals-and-ambassadors/#sthash.l6MRdrbn.dpuf
As part of the process to effectively implement the
Commonwealth Youth Council’s (CYC) Youth Campaign Against Election
Violence (Y-CAEV) at grass root levels, the Y-CAEV Marshals and
Ambassadors have been appointed.
The Y-CAEV will be implemented in some of the affected Commonwealth
countries starting with Nigeria due to the imminent general elections in
the country. The Y-CAEV Marshals (zonal and states) and Ambassadors for
Nigeria are presented below. These are made up of already nominated (by
state governments) Marshals from each state in the country. The
ambassadors are made up of representatives of CYC registered
organisations in the country.
As a Peace Marshals and Ambassadors, they will be responsible for the following:
List of CYC’s Y-CAEV state Marshals in Nigeria
List of CYC’s Y-CAEV Ambassadors in Nigeria
As a Peace Marshals and Ambassadors, they will be responsible for the following:
- Organize a kick-off event of the Y-CAEV project in their territory.
- Identify and appoint zonal and local government Marshals in their territory.
- Identify the major stakeholders in their states to support the implementation of the Y-CAEV.
- Distribute certificates of appointments and campaign materials to the zonal and local government Marshals on behalf of the CYC.
- Ensure wide spread of the Y-CAEV peace message especially during the election processes through any other possible medium.
- Organise zonal, state or local government events, like rallies, functions, visit to schools etc to raise awareness about peace especially during election processes.
- Innovate and introduce any other plan or strategy in-line with the objectives of the Y-CAEV.
- Work and collaborate with Y-CAEV ambassadors.
S/N | Name | Organization | GEO-POLITICAL ZONE |
1 | Umar Mohammed Umar | National Association of Kilba Student | North East |
2 | Awaisu JIbril Al-hassan | Citizenship& Leadership Training Centre | North West |
3 | Hamzat Lawal | Connect Development (CODE) | North Central |
4 | Ubong David | Eagle Builders Foundation | South South |
5 | Ademola Andrew Adeyeye | Nigerian Youth Parliament | South West |
6 | Nebo Obinna Collins | New Century Initiative | South East |
S/N | Name | Organization | State |
1 | Isaac Johnson Odigwe | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Abia |
2 | Gaddafi Mohammed Abubakar | Yola Youth Forum | Adamawa |
3 | Oramali Samuel | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Anambara |
4 | Eyibio Isangobong Akpan | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Akwa Ibom |
5 | Tom Kuma Jacob | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Benue |
6 | Abulhamid Idris | Bauchi Youth Movement | Bauchi |
7 | Timbiri Ebitimi J.E | National Youth Council of Nigeria, Bayelsa State Chapter | Bayelsa |
8 | Abba Bukar Masta | Zarah Group Nigeria LTD | Borno |
9 | Hon Kanu Enun O. | Crosss River | |
10 | Okonkwo Collins | National Association of Nigerian Student | Delta |
11 | Brr. Henry ike Uguru | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Ebonyi |
12 | Mr. Eyitayo Fabunmi | Centre for Social Reconditioning and Development | Ekiti |
13 | Dan-Eheremnen Enowoghomnenma | Nigerian youth Parliament | Edo |
14 | Brr. Ebele Ezenwa | Nigerian youth Parliament | Enugu |
15 | Emmanuel Uzoma Oba | Nigerian youth Parliament | Imo |
16 | Buhari Muhammed | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Jigawa |
17 | Sanusi Ibrahim Mohammed | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Kebbi |
18 | Bashir Umar- Kogi | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Kogi |
19 | Alimi Sardauna Aliyu | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Kwara |
20 | Ibrahim Sani Barguy | Youth progressive for the Development Katsina Initiative | Katsina |
21 | Jamilu Abubakar | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Kano |
22 | Dennis Ekwire | Young People For Peace | Kaduna |
23 | Dr Ozuzu Promise | International Youth Council | Lagos |
24 | Atone Mohammed Muazu | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Nasarawa |
25 | Audu Mohammed | Nigerian Youth Professional | Niger |
26 | Kafayat Olarinbigbe Olusola (Mrs) | Nigerian youth Parliament | Ogun |
27 | Kunlere Akinfolarin | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Ondo |
28 | Adabanija Semih Abidemi | Pro-Democracy Youths Nigeria | Osun |
29 | Ayodeji Babalola B. | Patriotic Nigeria Youth | Oyo |
30 | Ms Serah Samson Choji | Y.W.C.A OF Nigeria | Plateau |
31 | AMB. Gbosi Yirakpoa Vincent | River State Youth Federation | Rivers |
32 | Sanusi Umar Yabo | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Sokoto |
33 | Atiku Daniel Nwuya | Youth Professionals | Taraba |
34 | Zara Chiroma | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Yobe |
35 | Bashir Yusuf Rawayya | Patriotic Youth Forum | Zamfara |
36 | Mr. Hamzat B. Lawal | Connected Development [CODE] | FCT |
37 | Alice Jatau Alex | Nigerian Youth Parliament | Gombe |
S/N | Name | Organisation |
1 | Joy Tiku | Youth Power Initiative |
2 | Adeola Austin Oyinlade | Constitutional Rights Awareness and Liberty Initiative |
3 | ARABA AFEEZ TITILAYO | LAGOS YOUTH FORUM |
4 | OJO MUSILIU ADEBAYO | ABIODUN ADEBAYO WELFARE FOUNDATION |
5 | Moyosore Mustafa | TIaf Consulting |
6 | BUKOLA AJAYI DEBORAH | MOTHERLESS EDUCATIONAL FUND |
7 | Aniefiok Imo Jimmy | De-Havilah Development |
8 | Ndifreke Patrick | Greater Tomorrow Initiative |
9 | Enwerem Patrick | Advocates for Youth and Health Development |
10 | Dr Ozuzu Promise | International Youth Council-Nigeria Chapter |
11 | Amattah Chukwuemeka Jude | Carpels Crew Foundation |
12 | Osiako Moses | national youth council of Nigeria (NYCN) |
13 | ISAAC BALAMI | ISAAC BALAMI FOUNDATION |
14 | Joel Adeniyi | Minds and Moments Initiative |
15 | Adebayo Anthony Kehinde | Cultural Youth Initiative Movement Of Nigeria |
16 | uzoamaka ekwueme | assocaition of nigeria female youth |
17 | MUHAMMAD AHM AD MAINAGGE | NIGERIAN AID GROUP OF WAJAM’U RASULILLAHI |
18 | Austin Peacemaker | African Youths for Peace and Anti Violence Initiatives |
19 | Comr. Uyero Erarawewho | West Africa Youth Conference |
20 | Uyero Erarawewho | WEST AFRICA YOUTH CONFERENCE |
21 | Adesina Mutiu-Okediran | TodayMedia for Development |
22 | Micheal Ogunshola | International Youth Council, Lagos |
23 | MR. BOLA -IGE ALABI EFESHODIAMHE | STUDENT DIRECT INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION |
24 | Dennis Ekwere | Children and Young People Living for Peace |
25 | Ubong Eyo Etuk | pan african centre for social policy reformations |
26 | AUGUSTINE OKORODUDU | IDEALS AND REALITIES YOUTH EMPOWERMENT FOUNDATION (IRYEF) |
27 | Mal. Babangida Ruma | Arewa Youth Awareness Initiative Forum |
28 | Victot Okwuadi | I AM NIGERIA VALUE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE |
29 | Lifu Joseph Lifu | Impact Economy Group |
30 | Nvani Pax Nvani | The keeper’s voice |
31 | Mal. Babangida Ruma | Arewa Youth Awareness Initiative Forum – AYAIF |
32 | UBONG EKOI | LEAGUE OF HOPE FOR AFRICA. |
33 | ahmed adamu | TEAM ZAMANI/social and art society and awarenes through music |
34 | YUSUF ISAH UMAR | Back Bone Organization Katsina |
35 | Popoola Isiaka Olamilekan | Former Youth Parliamentarian |
36 | Salisu Isihak | Spider Solution Nigeria |
37 | Umar Bello | KATSINA HUMANITARIAN YOUTH FORUM |
38 | Abubakar Mannir Darma | Katsina Network for Youth Development |
39 | Olowoniwa Temitope | Sportage Initiative |
40 | Joy Tiku | Youth Power Initiative |
41 | Victor Hua | T&TC INSPIRE CHANGE INITIATIVE |
42 | Mojisola Adebola | KHUBAYB’S SISTERPRENEUR INITIATIVE |
43 | Mayowa | The beatboxx |
44 | Hamza Yunusa Jibiya | Youth Enlightment Forum |
45 | Aliyu Usman Katsina | Katsina Debate Club |
46 | Umar Jibril Ahmed | Youth Participation for Progressive Development Initiative |
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