International Day of Peace 2026
- Community Peace Talk & Dialogue Forum
- Theme: “Fostering Unity and Hope in Times of Crisis”
- Invite local leaders, youth, women’s groups, and faith communities.
- Facilitate open dialogue on conflict resolution, reconciliation, and community resilience.
- Youth Peace Ambassadors Workshop
- Train selected youth in mediation, nonviolent communication, and leadership.
- Provide certificates recognizing them as “Ndabuchiseh Peace Ambassadors.”
- Encourage them to lead peer‑to‑peer peace clubs in schools and communities.
- Peace Literacy Campaign
- Launch literacy sessions that integrate peace values, storytelling, and Bible engagement.
- Distribute simple literacy materials with messages of peace and hope.
- Encourage adults and youth to write short reflections on “What peace means to me.”
- Cultural Peace Festival
- Showcase traditional dances, poetry, and songs promoting unity.
- Organize an art exhibition where youth present drawings/paintings on peace.
- Use drama skits to illustrate the dangers of violence and the power of reconciliation.
- Interfaith Prayer & Candlelight Vigil
- Bring together Christian, Muslim, and traditional leaders for a united prayer for peace.
- Hold a symbolic candlelight vigil in Bamenda to honor victims of conflict and affirm commitment to peace.
- Community Service for Peace
- Mobilize youth to plant trees, clean public spaces, or support displaced families.
- Frame these acts of service as practical demonstrations of peacebuilding. Please join us and participate
Call for Applications – Ndabuchiseh Peacebuilders Training
Theme: “Youth as Ambassadors of Peace and Transformation” Deadline for Applications: Venue: Ndabuchiseh Centre, Bertoua
About the Programme
Ndabuchiseh Peacebuilders Training equips young people with the skills, values, and tools to become agents of peace in their communities. Through interactive workshops, digital literacy sessions, and practical community projects, participants will learn conflict resolution, leadership, and responsible citizenship.
Who Can Apply
- Youth aged 17–30 from the conflict affected areas in Cameroon and committed to peace and community service.
Benefits
- Certification as a Ndabuchiseh Peace Ambassador.
- Training in conflict resolution, mediation, and peacebuilding.
- Computer and digital literacy classes.
- Opportunity to lead community peace projects.
- Training in a livelihood skill.
- Networking with other youth leaders and mentors.
How to Apply
- File the online form to contact us for further directives.