Our Work
Programmes in classrooms, communities and online that turn our focus areas into results.
Ongoing Initiatives
Our active programmes across Education, Youth, Women, Environment and Governance.
Empowering Rural Youth in the Digital Era. To transform rural communities into digitally empowered ecosystems where young people can create global opportunities through innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship.
Art & Psychology for Child Wellbeing. To nurture emotional intelligence and resilience among children through art, storytelling and creative therapy as tools for healing and self-expression.
Digital Rights & Cyber Safety Awareness. To create a generation of digitally responsible and aware youth who can navigate online spaces safely, ethically and confidently.
Smart Agriculture for Food Security. To promote climate-smart and tech-driven agriculture that ensures food security and empowers marginalised families to achieve sustainable livelihoods.
Preserving Cultural Stories & Traditions. To bridge generations by preserving local stories, folklore and traditions through digital storytelling, connecting the past with the future.
Life Skills & Socio-Economic Education. To build a generation of socially responsible, emotionally intelligent and financially aware youth equipped with the essential skills for life and leadership.
Youth-Led STEM Research & Innovation. To cultivate a culture of scientific curiosity, innovation and environmental stewardship among youth through hands-on research and community projects.
Stories Connect Generations. To celebrate cultural continuity and intergenerational wisdom through storytelling, documentation and creative engagement between youth and elders.
Delivered Initiatives
Campaigns and initiatives our young volunteers have delivered on children’s rights, climate, mental health, digital safety and a fairer society.
Children have the right to be treated fairly. This means that all children, without exception, should be able to exercise their legal entitlement to reliable security.
Climate change vulnerabilities of developing and underdeveloped countries are increasing day by day.
Melancholy, depression and despair are the daily companions of many young people. On top of the pressure of daily studies, many of us do not take care of our own minds, and as depression increases, some begin to think of suicide.
With glaciers melting and sea levels rising, the global temperature has already increased by 1.1°C over pre-industrial levels.
With the approval of the 2030 Agenda, the UN Member States vowed to ensure that "no one will be left behind" and to "endeavour to reach the furthest behind first".
Everyone has a right to bodily autonomy. We should 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.
Life skills are a combination of psychosocial competencies and interpersonal abilities that help people "solve issues, think critically and creatively, communicate effectively, and make informed decisions".
Cyberbullying, or cyberharassment, is a form of bullying or harassment using electronic means, also known as online bullying.
The Bangladesh young people want. Youth changemakers aspire to build a Bangladesh that promotes an open, free and just society, where equal opportunities in education, healthcare and employment are accessible to all.
"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.