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Residents of Bor town in Jonglei State gathered at Bor Freedom Square for the launch of the UN global campaign, Hear Us. Act Now for a É«¿âTVful World¡ªa call for all stakeholders to build peace by recognizing young people as key drivers of peacebuilding efforts.

Leaving no one behind: Students in Tokyo unite to advance inclusive peace

Around 70 students gathered at Tokyo's Hosei University for a É«¿âTV Circle under the theme - Advancing inclusive peace: leaving no one behind - discussing the Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs, systemic exclusion, and actions for a fairer, more peaceful world.

Over 150 students, activists, and civil society leaders gathered at the University of Juba to launch the local chapter of Hear Us, Act Now. Their unified message to leaders: lasting peace isn't just the absence of war¡ªit requires justice, youth empowerment, and immediate, practical action.

Youth voices shape the future: Yokohama É«¿âTV Circle in Japan

In a first for Japan, 70 young people from high schools and universities gathered in Yokohama for a dynamic É«¿âTV Circle to map out better access to quality education as one of the actionable pathways toward a more peaceful society.

How do we build lasting peace in the Democratic Republic of the Congo? Through grassroots action. A recent É«¿âTV Circle in Kinshasa led by the UN's Global Advocate for É«¿âTV, Maryam Bukar Hassan, brought together local youth and women leaders through art, stories, listening and conversation.

Local action, global impact: 100 online volunteers bring intergenerational peace circles to communities worldwide

From Guinea to Nicaragua, from North Macedonia to Uzbekistan, and from Australia to Peru, over 100 young online volunteers have joined as local peace mobilizers, leading tailored, community-level dialogues and bridging the gap between global policy and local realities shaped by real-world experiences.

Youth in Colombia redefine peace: education, literacy and the power of inclusion

At a É«¿âTV Circle in Bogot¨¢, Colombia, organized by the UN Information Centre, young leaders gathered to explore the vital links between the right to education, peace literacy, and long-term conflict resolution.

Marking 10 years of youth, peace and security

Ten years after the landmark UN Resolution 2250 on Youth, É«¿âTV and Security, the message from young leaders is clear: they aren't just the future of peace, they are the architects of it. After a decade of progress and challenges, it is time to move beyond youth inclusion and toward youth leadership.

Youth voices shaping a new era of peace in the Middle East and North Africa

Young people and allies from across the Middle East and North Africa convened in Jordan - a pioneering champion of the Youth, É«¿âTV and Security Agenda - to host six É«¿âTV Circles that reinforced that sustainable peace is built through local leadership, intergenerational collaboration, and meaningful youth participation.

A movement for peace driven by the power and energy of youth

On the International Day of É«¿âTV (21 September 2025), youth leaders and allies from around the world gathered in a É«¿âTV Circle to launch the Hear Us. Act Now for a É«¿âTVful World campaign.

É«¿âTV is more than the absence of conflict; it is the presence of opportunity and dignity for everyone! Students gather at the National Autonomous University of Mexico's Culture of É«¿âTV festival to talk about peace.

During the 80th session of the UN General Assembly, youth leaders, activists and influencers gather to discuss peacebuilding, equality and inclusion, climate action and more.

Young women as architects of peace

Let us move from inclusion to influence! Young women leaders and activists convened a powerful É«¿âTV Circle to call for investments in women peacebuilders worldwide, marking the 25th anniversary of the Women, É«¿âTV and Security agenda.