WHO WE ARE

International Youth Change Maker

International Youth Change Maker (IYCM) Organization – a completely non-sectarian, non-political, non-profit, voluntary, social, democratic and welfare oriented social organization. This organization will not have any affiliates or this organization will not act as an affiliate of any other organization. In the near future, the Department of Social Services will be registered as a voluntary organization and institution under the Voluntary Social Welfare Organization (Registration and Control) Ordinance, 1981 and related rules, 1982 and all the rules adopted by the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh will be strictly followed.

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to promote, monitor, and present Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to social challenges through social programs and solutions to achieve SDG goals. Ensuring the fundamental rights of all people’s and making the world child and youth-friendly.

OUR VISION

We envision a world where all people have equal access to basic rights. Every child and Youth has access to education, and every person works to achieve the SDGs goals. We stand for opportunity and equal rights for all.

WHAT WE DO

Youth for children

Children have the right to be treated fairly. This implies that all kids, without exception, should be able to exercise their legal entitlement to reliable security.

A kid should never be the target of discrimination based on their color, gender, sex, language, religion, political beliefs, origins (national, ethnic, or social), money, or other factors.read more

Bangladesh Youth Adaptation

Climate change vulnerabilities of developing and underdeveloped countries are increasing day by day. Among them, Bangladesh is facing severe impacts of climate change due to a paucity of economic, social, technological, and institutional resources. Climate change will influence many driving factors of migration, impacting the most vulnerable communities ,read more

Mind Care

Melancholy, depression and despair’ – the daily companion of the young generation. In addition to the pressure of daily studies, many of us do not take care of our own mind. As the amount of depression increases, many people think of suicide. But if you take proper care of your mind, there is no question of suicidal thoughts.Our main aim is to make people psycho-social safe and aware through the project.read more

CLIMATE JUSTICE NOW

With the glaciers melting and the sea level rising, the global temperature has already increased by 1.1oC over per-industrial levels. Flooding and drought are further effects of climate change that cause millions of people to be uprooted, plunge into poverty and hunger, lose access to essential services like health and education, widen inequality, stifle economic growth, and even spark violence. 700 million people are anticipated to be at danger of being displaced by drought by 2030.read more

SDGs FOR EVERYONE

The UN Member States vowed to ensure that “no one will be left behind” and to “endeavor to reach the furthest behind first” with the approval of the 2030 Agenda.

This paper proposes a framework that governments and stakeholders may use to follow through on their commitment in a way that facilitates and expedites progress toward the SDGs (SDGs). Additionally, it aims to inform how UNDP collaborates with nations to carry out the 2030 Agenda.read more

MY BODY MY RIGHT

Everyone has a right to bodily autonomy and we should therefore have the power to make our own choices about our bodies, and to have those choices supported by everyone around us, and by our societies at large.

Yet, millions of people are denied their right to say no to sex. Or yes to the choice of a partner in marriage or to the right moment to have a child. Many are denied this right because of race, sex, sexual orientation, age or ability.read more

Life Skills for Youth

A combination of psychosocial competencies and interpersonal abilities known as life skills are described as “helping people solve issues, think critically and creatively, communicate effectively, and make informed decisions.”

Manifest healthy relationships, demonstrate empathy for others, and effectively handle and manage their daily life. According to the World Health Organization, “Life skills may be oriented toward personal acts, actions toward others, as well as toward actions to modify the surrounding environment to make it favorable to health” (WHO) Read more

No more cyberbullying

Cyberbullying or cyberharassment is a form of bullying or harassment using electronic means. Cyberbullying and cyberharassment are also known as online bullying. It has become increasingly common, especially among teenagers and adolescents, due to the communication technology advancements and young people’s increased use of such technologies. Cyberbullying is when someone, typically a teenager, bullies or harasses others on the internet and other digital spaces, particularly on social media sites

কেমন বাংলাদেশ চায় তারুণ্য

The youth changemakers aspire to build a Bangladesh that promotes an open, free, and just society where 1)Equal Opportunities: Education, healthcare, and employment opportunities should be accessible to all. There should be programs for skill development and entrepreneurship training for young people to empower them in the job market. For instance, a girl from a rural area should have the same access to quality education as a boy from an urban area.

Human rights and democracy

“Human Rights and Democracy for the Youth” reflects the essential connection between the values of human rights and democratic governance, which are crucial for the youth of any nation. This statement emphasizes the importance of these principles in shaping a progressive and equitable future for society. International Youth Changemaker (IYCM), an International Non-Governmental Organization (INGO), embodies the spirit of “Youth for Children.” They empower young people to become agents of change, tackling global and Bangladeshi challenges faced by children.

HOW WE DO IT

Leadership Training

To co-operate in creating an environment for the development of the present potential of the present students and to play a role in developing them as good citizens by awakening their moral values, patriotism and sense of social responsibility.Organizing various workshops in schools and colleges such as debates, quizzes, sports, cultural programs, free information services and awareness programs for the creation of creative, social people and good citizens.

Community Engagement

To establish all the rights of the children of Bangladesh in accordance with the National Youth Policy and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and to implement the youth policy and to build Bangladesh as a youth and child friendly country. Achieving the SDG goal. And networking with young people around the world.National Youth Policy and Child Rights Charter are being implemented to some extent and its progress (grassroots, local and national level) should be closely monitored and monitored. designing need-based, human-centered, and sustainable solutions.

Youth For Change

Create opportunities for non-discriminatory participation of youth and children at all levels. Ensure participation of children in various activities with adults on issues related to the interests of youth and children and take initiative to change the policy. . The organization currently operates nationally and internationally. It can even operate on a wider range at the international level, depending on organizational strength.Be a CHANGEMAKER