Who Are We?
The IPB Youth Network is a global collaboration platform for young people that have the common vision of attaining a climate of peace in this world. Children and young people suffer the most from violence and injustice. But we also believe that young people have the power to push for changes. On this website, you may find articles and news items from and related to the Youth Network, you may get involved into our cause, and you may find a platform for discussions.
News
We have been with our communities through thick and thin. We do what we do because we know it is the right thing to feed …
Paths to Action is pleased to invite you back to our annual celebration of Black Hopes and Futures! Centering on Black visions and voices, we purposefully rise …
…At our post-BCN new-members kick-off session on Thursday, 04/11/21 at 4.00 pm CEST on zoom. Meet the core crew Emma, Sankalp, Theo and Pauline, refresh …
Going to bed (and, more importantly, getting up) only two more nights and the 2nd IPB World Peace Conference ‘RE:Imagine Our World’ is happening in …
Here’s how to IWPC BCN in three simple steps:
Sign-up on the Congress’ homepage ipb2021.barcelonaCheck out the recent programme for the 2nd IPB World Peace Congress …
That’s the number of days, hours, minutes to go until the 2nd IPB World Peace Congress officially begins, this time in beautiful Mediterranean city of …
Get Involved!
The Youth Network is meant to bring together young people interested in peace. Anyone can join and contribute by organizing or helping to organize events, by participating in discussions, by contributing articles, or exchanging information. The best way to contribute is by joining the working group mailing list and participating there. More information can be found here.
From Our Members
We encourage members distribute any events or publications via our website in a non-affiliated way. Their contributions can be found here.
A blog post by Mohd Vasim.
The International Day Against Nuclear Tests, which we celebrate every year on August 29, is an opportunity for us to …
A blog post by Christoph Jaschek.
This article highlights the three most important challenges of the 21st century – Human Rights, Sustainable Development and nuclear disarmament …
A blog post by Fateme Fazel
The desirability of peace is as clear as day for everyone, but if we dig deeper into its definition, different …
Each time a woman stands for herself, without knowing it, possibly without claiming it, she stands up for all women. Maya Angelou
By Sanja …
Donate
IPBYN is dependent on your financial contribution in order to organize events and bring young activists together. We receive very little institutional funding and are dependent on your donation. Please donate to the IPB, earmarking your contribution for the “Youth Network”
