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Episode 4: "Beacons of Hope: Youth-Led Interfaith and Environmental Peacebuilding"

This isn’t just another webinar—it’s a conversation, and YOU are part of it!

In an era of global challenges, the role of interfaith collaboration in promoting peace and sustainability is more important than ever. In celebration of the World Interfaith Harmony Week, this 30-minute webinar will explore the intersection of interfaith dialogue, environmental sustainability, and youth leadership in addressing contemporary global challenges. Featuring Greshma Pious Raju, an accomplished climate and peace educator, this session will examine the ways in which young leaders can foster social cohesion, environmental responsibility, and nonviolent communication through interfaith collaboration.

Drawing from her work as the founder of Ecopeace Teen Cafe and a Global Council Trustee of the United Religions Initiative, Greshma will provide insights into the community care, environmental protection, social justice and peaceful coexistence.

Additionally, Greshma will share insights from her journey in interfaith dialogue and environmental peacebuilding, exploring how young leaders can create meaningful change in their communities. Don't miss the opportunity to engage in a thought-provoking conversation with one of the leading voices in youth-led peace initiatives!

This session is the final part of the brand-new Youth Series of Webinars, "NextGen Talks"—a four-episode journey into youth-driven dialogue and inclusion! If you’re inspired by this conversation, don’t miss the other three episodes, where we explore further inspiring stories, impactful initiatives, and transformative ideas for creating real change.

Register through the "Sign up now" button on the right and join the "NextGen Talks" experience.  The other three episodes are also available through the KAICIID webinar pages.

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Episode 2 of 4: Youth Power for Peace: Breaking Barriers & Building Change

This isn’t just another webinar—it’s a conversation, and YOU are part of it!

Young people across Africa are leading peace efforts in their communities, yet they’re often labeled as part of the problem instead of the solution. With 60 percent of the continent under 25, it’s time to change that narrative.

In this 30-minute session, Harriet, a Kenyan youth peace advocate and KAICIID Fellow from the coast region, shares real experiences from the frontlines of grassroots peacebuilding—from mobilizing young people in conflict mitigation to strengthening community networks for long-term peace.

With hands-on experience in peacebuilding and security, Harriet will break down the biggest challenges, how she’s handled pushback, and what keeps her going. She’ll also share lessons from working with youth and security officers in Mombasa and Kilifi Counties, creating better relationships to prevent conflict and build trust.

This isn’t just another webinar—it’s a space to hear real talk from a young leader making change, ask bold questions, and get inspired to take action. If you're passionate about building peace, challenging stereotypes, or just figuring out where young people fit in shaping the future, this conversation is for you.

This session is part of the brand-new Youth Series of Webinars, "NextGen Talks"—a four-episode journey into youth-driven dialogue and inclusion!
If you’re inspired by this conversation, don’t miss the other three episodes, where we’ll explore further inspiring stories, impactful initiatives, and transformative ideas for creating real change.

Register through the "Sign up now" button on the right and join the "NextGen Talks" experience.  The other three episodes are also available through the KAICIID webinar pages.

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Episode 1 of 4: Scouts in Action: Building Bridges Through Interfaith Dialogue!
This isn’t just another webinar—it’s a conversation, and YOU are part of it!
Register, now! Space is limited to 40 participants.

In celebration of World Interfaith Harmony Week, Join us for an exciting and interactive 30-minute session on how Lebanese Scouts are breaking barriers and building friendships across cultures and faiths. The Lebanese Scouting Federation, representing over 41 scout associations and 17 different religious and cultural backgrounds, has been leading the way in creating inclusive and diverse scouting experiences. We will hear about two initiatives implemented under the KAICIID Dialogue 360 programme, supporting young changemakers in fostering meaningful conversations and bridging divides:

In 2020 – "With Faith, We Are Stronger" brought young scouts together in a fun and dynamic summer club across four regions of Lebanon. Through engaging discussions, cultural exchanges, games, and interactive activities, scouts explored their shared values while celebrating their differences.

In 2023 – The Federation took it a step further! Noticing a gap in diversity policies, they launched a power-packed training programme to help scout leaders champion inclusion in their units. Now, this program is a permanent part of scout leadership training, giving young people the tools to embrace diversity and create real impact.

This is your chance to speak up, ask questions, and share your thoughts! Whether you're a scout, a leader, or just passionate about dialogue, we want to hear from you! Expect a live poll, interactive discussions, and open mic moments—because your voice matters!

This session is part of the brand-new Youth Series of Webinars, "NextGen Talks"—a four-episode journey into youth-driven dialogue and inclusion! If you’re inspired by this conversation, don’t miss the other three episodes, where we’ll explore further inspiring stories, impactful initiatives, and transformative ideas for creating real change.

Register through the "Sign up now" button on the right and join the "NextGen Talks" experience.  The other three episodes are also available through the KAICIID webinar pages.

The KAICIID Governing Bodies Quarterly Newsletter reflects on the Centre's key achievements and progress at the close of 2024. This edition highlights KAICIID’s role in fostering interreligious and intercultural dialogue, strengthening partnerships, and enhancing organisational efficiency.