This window of SERAC-Bangladesh specifically explores the opportunities of engaging and mobilizing young people and build their capacity to become leaders in peacebuilding, pluralism, dialogue, and harmony among and within communities.
The base of this program was motivated by the UN Secretary-General’s report on youth and peace and security since the Security Council adopted resolution 2250 (2015) was released March 2020. Resolution 2250 recognized the essential role of young people in preventing and resolving conflicts and in sustaining peace, which was reaffirmed in Security Council resolution 2419 (2018)
SERAC has been working closely with campus based youth groups, and its chapters to promote peaceful coexistence among youth population which are supported by two major initiatives:
a. Peace Adda (Peace Dialogue)
b. Media Literacy, Dialogue and Peacebuilding Training
Peace Gallery
Different Voices, One Shared Vision for Peace: Youth Perspectives at Peace Adda
How can young people contribute to peace and stability during times of political crisis? This question brought young people together at Peace Adda, organized with the support of SERAC-Bangladesh, for an open and engaging discussion on the role of youth in promoting peace, social harmony, and stability. Under the theme
Harnessing the Power of Sports for Peace
Sports have long been recognized as a universal language that transcends differences of age, culture, religion, and nationality. Whether on a football field, a cricket pitch, or a local playground, sports create opportunities for friendship, teamwork, and mutual understanding. Beyond competition, they nurture values such as respect, discipline, tolerance, and
Youth Talk Show on Hate Speech: Promoting Peace Through Dialogue
In an era where digital communication has become an integral part of everyday life, the rapid spread of hate speech has emerged as one of the most pressing challenges facing young people. Through social media, political discourse, educational institutions, and even daily interactions, hateful narratives can spread quickly, fueling discrimination,