Generations For Peace is a leading global non-profit peacebuilding organisation founded by HRH Prince Feisal Al Hussein in 2007.

Dedicated to sustainable conflict transformation at the grassroots, Generations For Peace empowers volunteer leaders of youth to promote active tolerance and responsible citizenship in communities experiencing different forms of conflict and violence.

Carefully facilitated sport-based games, art, advocacy, dialogue, and empowerment activities provide an entry point to engage children, youth, and adults, and a vehicle for integrated education and sustained behavioural change.

The Global Survey of Youth-Led Organisations Working on Peace and Security was developed in 2016 as a contribution to the progress study on UNSCR 2250. 'Mapping a Sector' report is a descriptive analysis of the 399 responses from youth-led organisations to the Global Survey. It provides a snapshot and broad overview of the activities, achievements, strengths and needs of youth-led organisations as reported by them. The survey was designed and implemented by UNOY Peacebuilders and Search for Common Ground.

PeaceJam is the only global youth organization led by 14 Nobel Peace Laureates dedicated to growing and supporting a generation of future Nobel Peace Laureates who believe peace is possible - and know how to get it done.

We equip exceptional youth and educators with the skills and relationships to work in solidarity across lines of difference to create more just and inclusive societies.

The Student Peace Prize (SPP) was established in 1999 – an initiative from volunteers from the International Student Festival in Trondheim (ISFiT). It is awarded biennially to a student or student organization working to promote peace, human rights and democracy.

More than 24 resources, toolkits and manuals (some by others, some by UNOY and some in collaboration) on Youth Peacebuilding.

UNSCR 2250, Maintenance of international peace and security, is the first-ever global resolution to reaffirm “the important role youth can play in the prevention and resolution of conflicts and as a key aspect of the sustainability, inclusiveness and success of peacekeeping and peacebuilding efforts".

Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative works with young men and women to develop their skills as leaders, as peacebuilders, and community builders.

#Youth4Peace

Young women and young men have a critical role in promoting and maintaining international peace and security. Contrary to most popular representations, the majority of youth are not violent. Rather, they can - and do - play active roles as agents of positive and constructive change.

This is exactly what UN Security Council Resolution 2250 on Youth, Peace and Security recognizes for the first time.

Learn about what young people are achieving around the world and join us in supporting young people's participation in peacebuilding.