Nov
10
to Nov 21

The Youth Café To Participate In the UN Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee On International Tax Cooperation

Event Title:

Third Session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC)
on the United Nations Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation

Date:

10 – 21 November 2025

Location:

United Nations Office at Nairobi (UNON), Kenya

Event Overview:

The Third Session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC), convened by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA), brings together governments, civil society, academia, and other stakeholders to advance discussions on establishing a new global framework for international tax cooperation. The session aims to foster fair, transparent, and inclusive tax systems that support sustainable development and reduce inequalities worldwide.

Our Participation:

As The Youth Café, we are proud to take part in this historic session. Our participation reinforces our mission to amplify youth voices in global decision-making processes and ensure that young people are meaningfully represented in economic governance and development dialogues. We will contribute perspectives on youth-inclusive tax justice, domestic resource mobilisation, and equitable development — all vital for shaping a fairer global financial future.

Our Focus Areas:

  • Promoting youth engagement in global economic policy processes

  • Highlighting the role of fair taxation in financing youth development and innovation

  • Strengthening collaboration between youth networks, governments, and international bodies

Next Steps:

  • Finalise registration and accreditation for the session

  • Prepare policy insights and youth-driven recommendations

  • Engage in plenary discussions and side events

  • Share key takeaways and impact stories with our network

Join the Conversation:

We invite partners, stakeholders, and young advocates to follow our updates, engage with our reflections, and contribute to the ongoing dialogue on fair and sustainable global tax systems.

Learn more about the event:

🔗 United Nations – Third Session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee

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Nov
10
to Nov 19

The Youth Café To Participate In The United Nations Forum On Financing For Sustainable Transformative Change (UNFCITC)

Date: November 10 - November 19
Location: United Nations Office at Nairobi

The Youth Café is honored to announce its participation in the upcoming United Nations Forum on Financing for Sustainable Transformative Change (UNFCITC), organized by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) under its Financing for Sustainable Development Office.

This high-level forum serves as a platform for governments, international organizations, civil society, and private sector stakeholders to discuss innovative and inclusive financing strategies that accelerate the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

As an organization committed to empowering young people and advancing sustainable solutions across Africa, The Youth Café looks forward to contributing to discussions on how youth-led innovation and entrepreneurship can drive transformative financing models for inclusive development.

Through our participation, we aim to:

  • Advocate for the inclusion of youth perspectives in global financing dialogues.

  • Highlight community-driven models that bridge economic, social, and environmental priorities.

  • Explore partnerships and financing opportunities that strengthen youth engagement in the global development agenda.

Stay tuned as we share insights, key outcomes, and reflections from the forum on how youth can play a leading role in financing a sustainable future.

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Nov
24
to Nov 25

The Youth Café To Participate In The UN High-Level Meeting On Combating Trafficking In Persons

Event Title:

High-Level Meeting of the United Nations General Assembly on the Appraisal of the Global Plan of Action to Combat Trafficking in Persons

Dates:

24 – 25 November 2025

Location:

United Nations Headquarters, New York, USA

Event Overview:

The United Nations General Assembly will convene a High-Level Meeting to appraise the Global Plan of Action to Combat Trafficking in Persons, bringing together Member States, civil society organizations, the private sector, and other stakeholders to assess global progress in the fight against human trafficking.
The meeting will review achievements, challenges, and emerging priorities since the last appraisal, culminating in the adoption of a Political Declaration to strengthen international cooperation and accelerate implementation of the Global Plan of Action.

Our Participation:

As The Youth Café, we are honoured to participate in this critical global forum. Our engagement underscores our commitment to championing youth voices, creative innovation, and social justice in addressing complex global challenges like human trafficking.
We aim to amplify youth perspectives in policy discussions, highlight innovative prevention approaches through youth-led and creative economy initiatives, and advocate for the inclusion of young people in decision-making processes that shape human rights and sustainable development outcomes.

Our Focus Areas:

  • Advancing youth-centered strategies for preventing human trafficking.

  • Promoting economic empowerment and safe livelihood pathways through the creative and digital economies.

  • Strengthening policy dialogue between youth networks, governments, and global institutions.

  • Building partnerships for data-driven and community-based solutions to exploitation and vulnerability.

Next Steps:

  • Confirm accreditation and participation in the High-Level Meeting.

  • Prepare youth-driven policy briefs and messages on anti-trafficking efforts.

  • Engage in plenary sessions, side events, and bilateral discussions.

  • Share insights and recommendations with our partners and audiences post-event.

Why This Matters:

Human trafficking remains one of the gravest violations of human dignity. By participating in this High-Level Meeting, The Youth Café continues to affirm its belief that empowering young people — through education, innovation, and opportunity — is central to building a world free from exploitation.

Learn more about the event:

🔗 United Nations – High-Level Meeting on the Appraisal of the Global Plan of Action to Combat Trafficking in Persons

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Nov
8
to Nov 9

GFF x CIVIC Platform Civil Society Coordinating Group Introductory Workshop

Date: November 8–9, 2025
Location: Dakar, Senegal

The Youth Café will participate in the Global Financing Facility (GFF) x CIVIC Platform Civil Society Coordinating Group (CSCG) Introductory Workshop, scheduled to take place from November 8 to 9, 2025.

The workshop marks the official introduction of the two consortia selected through the GFF x CIVIC Platform competitive process that attracted close to 300 applications from civil society and youth-led organizations globally. Following rigorous evaluations by GFF and CIVIC experts, two winning consortia were chosen to lead work under two key pillars of engagement.

The session will outline the objectives, coordination mechanisms, and implementation roadmaps for both pillars:

  • Pillar 1: Strengthening Civil Society Engagement and Community Voice in Domestic Resource Mobilization.
    This pillar aims to empower civil society and youth organizations to monitor and advocate for greater and more transparent domestic investments in reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health and nutrition (RMNCAH+N).

  • Pillar 2: Scaling Community-Led Solutions for Adolescent Health and Nutrition.
    This pillar focuses on supporting civil society innovations to improve access, equity, and outcomes in adolescent health and nutrition services through community-driven and system-integrated solutions.

The Youth Café is part of the ALIGN Consortium (Advancing Local Innovations for Adolescent Health & Nutrition through Governance and Networks) under Pillar 2, alongside Action Against Hunger (ACF) and the Emergency Nutrition Network (ENN).

Within the consortium:

  • Action Against Hunger (ACF) serves as the legal prime, fiduciary manager, and technical lead.

  • The Youth Café (TYC) leads on youth mobilization and co-creation, ensuring youth voices remain central throughout program design and implementation.

  • Emergency Nutrition Network (ENN) serves as the knowledge management and evidence lead, facilitating documentation and dissemination of learnings through global platforms.

The upcoming workshop will bring together consortium members, civil society representatives, and youth-led organizations to align on objectives, coordination mechanisms, and early milestones for implementation. It will also include discussions with CSCG members on subgranting criteria, inclusivity, competitiveness, and sustainability strategies.

The Youth Café looks forward to contributing to this important convening as part of its continued commitment to advancing youth leadership, evidence-based advocacy, and sustainable solutions in adolescent health and nutrition.

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Nov
4
to Nov 6

The Youth Café To Engage At The Second World Summit For Social Development

Event Title: Second World Summit for Social Development (WSSD2)
Dates: 4 – 6 November 2025 UN DESA Social+2United Nations+2
Location: Doha, Qatar UNECA+1

Overview:
This summit marks a major global gathering of Heads of State and Government, civil society, youth, academic institutions and the private sector to renew and accelerate the global commitment to social development, inclusion, decent work, poverty eradication and the implementation of the World Summit for Social Development commitments adopted in 1995. UN DESA Social+1

Our Participation (as The Youth Café):
We are proud to participate as a youth-centred organization in this major event. Our involvement reflects our mission to ensure young people’s voices, innovation and creative economy perspectives are included in global dialogues on social development. We will be bringing forward insights on youth employment, inclusive innovation, creative enterprise pathways and social equity — all key to unlocking human potential in emerging economies and ensuring no one is left behind.

Focus Areas:

  • Youth-led innovation and creative economy as pathways to decent work and social inclusion

  • Strengthening youth agency in social policy, economic development and community transformation

  • Linking research (via our research branch) to policy and practice: gathering data, stories, case-studies of youth-driven change

  • Partnership-building: connecting youth networks, governments, UN-agencies, civil society and the private sector

Next Steps:

  • Confirm our team’s accreditation and registration for the Summit

  • Develop and disseminate a youth-driven policy brief and talking points aligned to Summit themes

  • Prepare for parallel & side events, networking, and post-event follow-up

  • Publish our reflections, learnings and actionable recommendations for our youth-network and partners

Why It Matters:
In a world of widening inequalities, rapid technological shifts and demographic changes, the Summit offers a critical moment to reaffirm that social progress must leave no one behind. For The Youth Café, this is a chance to shape how youth, creativity and innovation are anchored in global social development strategies.

Learn more about the event:
🔗 Second World Summit for Social Development – UN DESA

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Nov
3
3:30 PM15:30

Upcoming Event: Turning Global Commitments Into Local Impact — Financing For A Just And Inclusive Transition

We are delighted to announce that our Executive Director, Willice Okoth Onyango, will be among the distinguished speakers at the upcoming virtual side event titled “Turning Global Commitments into Local Impact: Financing for a Just and Inclusive Transition”, taking place on Monday, November 3, 2025, from 4:30–6:00 p.m. (East Africa Time).

This high-level dialogue is organized by the NGO Committee on Financing for Development (FfD), a substantive committee of the Conference of NGOs (CoNGO), and will be held as a side event to the Second World Summit for Social Development (WSSD2).

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Oct
22
8:00 AM08:00

Africa-Europe Innovation Dialogues 2025: Bridging Continents Through Innovation

We are excited to announce the upcoming Africa-Europe Innovation Dialogues, taking place on 22 October 2025 in Brussels, Belgium. Organized by the Africa-Europe Innovation Platform (AEIP), this landmark event marks the official launch of a collaborative space dedicated to fostering dialogue and cooperation between innovation leaders from both continents.

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Oct
14
to Oct 17

Democracy R&D Annual Conference 2025 (Brussels)

Democracy R&D is a worldwide network of organizations and experts dedicated to advancing deliberative democracy—a model where everyday citizens are selected by lot (sortition) to deliberate on pressing issues and inform decision-making.

Since its founding, the network has championed citizens’ assemblies, participatory governance, and inclusive dialogue, growing into one of the most influential platforms for reimagining how democracy works in practice.

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Sep
29
to Oct 1

East Africa Citizen Summit 2025: Harnessing Innovation And Citizen Participation For Inclusive Regional Integration In The Digital Age

The East Africa Citizen Summit 2025 — organized by the East African Civil Society Organizations' Forum (EACSOF) — is a high-level, citizen-centred forum aimed at strengthening citizen participation in the East African Community (EAC) integration process. Under the theme “Harnessing EAC Citizens' Potential and Participation in Regional Integration Processes” and the sub-theme “Innovating for Regional Integration: Advancing Governance, Economic Growth, and Social Inclusion in the Digital Age,” the Summit will combine plenaries, panel discussions, hands-on workshops and breakout sessions to produce practical, citizen-led recommendations for the region.

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Sep
26
3:00 PM15:00

Diplomatic Entrepreneurship: Building Beyond – From Diplomacy to Entrepreneurship

The Diplomatic Entrepreneurship Forum is set to take place on 26th September 2025, from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Africa Nazarene University. This groundbreaking forum will bring together students, innovators, diplomats, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore how entrepreneurship and diplomacy can work hand in hand to advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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Sep
23
9:00 AM09:00

The Innovation Fair | Enabling That Step Forward

The Innovation Fair will take place on 23 October in Brussels, Belgium, and online. With the running theme title of Enabling that step forward, the Innovation Fair aims to showcase the vibrancy of the cooperation among European, African and Mediterranean innovation ecosystems, promoting innovative solutions with potential for market and societal uptake, vis-à-vis potential public and private funders and fostering networking, matchmaking and collaborations.

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International Day of Democracy (IDD) 2025 Commemoration | Reclaiming Space, Reimagining Democracy
Sep
15
8:00 AM08:00

International Day of Democracy (IDD) 2025 Commemoration | Reclaiming Space, Reimagining Democracy

The Youth Cafe in partnership with ForumCiv and partners are excited to celebrate and host the International Day of Democracy 2025 under the theme “Reclaiming Space, Reimagining Democracy”, a reflection on Kenya’s democratic journey, amplifying youth voices, and promoting inclusive civic participation in response to the country’s evolving political and social landscape.

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Sep
7
to Sep 10

Second Africa Climate Summit(ACS2) | Accelerating Global Climate Solutions |Financing For Africa's Resilient And Green Development

The second edition of the Africa Climate Summit aims to serve as a platform to inform, frame, and influence commitments, pledges, and outcomes. The Summit will bring Africa’s shared vision of climate action on advancing Africa led solutions and how to finance them, collaboratively championed by the AUC and Ethiopia as the host.

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Sep
5
3:30 PM15:30

Pan-African Youth Adaptation Forum | Youth Leadership To Build Climate-Resilient Economies

On the 5th September, Global Center on Adaptation (GCA) and The Youth Cafe will bring together 400 students, youth-led organizations, universities, government representatives, and adaptation experts from 50 countries to engage in an adaptation exchange at the Youth Adaptation Forum Kenya.

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2025 Devolution Conference Youth Session | Youth At The Center: Shaping Devolution, Driving Change
Aug
14
2:00 PM14:00

2025 Devolution Conference Youth Session | Youth At The Center: Shaping Devolution, Driving Change

The young people in Kenya continue to make up a substantial majority of Kenya’s population. According to the 2019 census and the latest population data, those below age 35 were 35,700,787, accounting for 75.1% of the total population. The census further indicated that the youth population (18-34) makes up 29% of the population which shows that Kenya has a youth bulge. Consequently, it becomes evident that harnessing the potential of the youth is pivotal to driving the country’s development.

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Devolution Conference 2025 | Devolution As a Catalyst For Equity, Inclusion And Social Justice
Aug
12
to Aug 15

Devolution Conference 2025 | Devolution As a Catalyst For Equity, Inclusion And Social Justice

  • Kitisuru Gardens Nairobi (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

2025 The selection of the focus areas for the 2025 Devolution Conference is driven by the pressing need to address equity, inclusion, and social justice in Kenya, the region and the world. Recent global and national discussions have exposed persistent socio-economic disparities, challenges in accessing essential services and economic opportunities, and inadequate participation in governance. ‘Reducing inequality within and among countries’ is Goal 10 of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)- cementing the importance of state and non-state actors in sealing socio-economic and political differences amongst populations.

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EMPOWERING YOUTH FOR PEACE: Training on Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention in Eastern Africa
Jul
25
to Jul 27

EMPOWERING YOUTH FOR PEACE: Training on Peacebuilding and Conflict Prevention in Eastern Africa

The true potential of Eastern African countries to prevent violent conflict and nurture sustainable peace rests in the power of their youth. This vibrant generation holds the creativity, resilience, and energy needed to rewrite the narratives of division and unrest. However, to unlock this promise, it is essential to invest meaningfully in young people by equipping them with the knowledge, tools, and skills necessary for peacebuilding, conflict prevention, and reconciliation. When youth are empowered as peacebuilders, they can become catalysts for transforming societies, bridging divides, and building inclusive, resilient communities across the continent

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Youth 360 ~ Hackathon on Innovative Financing for Sustainable Development | Official Finance for Development Side Event
Jul
3
12:30 PM12:30

Youth 360 ~ Hackathon on Innovative Financing for Sustainable Development | Official Finance for Development Side Event

This officially UN-approved side event will employ a dynamic, fast-paced hackathon methodology designed to foster collaborative, youth-led innovation in response to urgent financing challenges highlighted in the FFD4 Outcome Document. Participants will be grouped into diverse, interdisciplinary teams, strategically mixed by region, expertise, and lived experience to maximize creativity and peer learning.

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The 4th International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD4)
Jun
30
to Jul 3

The 4th International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD4)

FFD4 will feature a dynamic and inclusive programme comprising the official programme, side events, special events, and other events and activities. These include key platforms such as the Civil Society Forum 2025, the International Business Forum, and the Sevilla Platform for Action, which together foster broad-based engagement and collaboration among all stakeholders.

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China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo | China and Africa Together Toward Modernization
Jun
12
to Jun 15

China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo | China and Africa Together Toward Modernization

The China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo is the first follow-up action of the “Eight Major Initiatives”. Co-sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China (MOFCOM) and the People’s Government of Hunan Province, the Expo is held biannually. The first three sessions were held in June 2019, September 2021, and June 2023, yielding fruitful results including the signing of 336 projects with a total investment of USD 53.32 billion and contributing to a major platform for the implementation of economic and trade initiatives under FOCAC, and a major window for China-Africa economic and trade cooperation.

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Development Dialogues For Youth
Apr
24
10:00 AM10:00

Development Dialogues For Youth

This event will provide a strategic platform for youth leaders, policymakers, funders, and development stakeholders to engage in forward-thinking discussions, refine interventions to suit the current realities, and identify opportunities for collaboration while putting youth at the center. The goal is to ensure that youth-led initiatives remain relevant, actionable, and positioned for sustainable impact in 2025 and beyond.

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Empowering Africa | A Forum on Democracy, Human Rights, and Environmental Justice
Mar
28
8:00 AM08:00

Empowering Africa | A Forum on Democracy, Human Rights, and Environmental Justice

The one-day conference, scheduled at the UN Complex in Gigiri (TBC), Nairobi, will engage approximately 100 participants, including experts, policymakers, civil society leaders, and youth advocates in a powerful exchange of ideas and solutions. Featuring compelling keynote speeches, thought-provoking panel discussions, interactive breakout sessions, and impactful plenary forums, the event will spotlight youth leadership and grassroots activism as catalysts for change.

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Peoples Dialogue Festival | Building A Collaborative Democracy For Kenya’s Sustainable Future
Mar
5
to Mar 8

Peoples Dialogue Festival | Building A Collaborative Democracy For Kenya’s Sustainable Future

The People Dialogue Festival (PDF) is an essential initiative in addressing Kenya’s pressing need for inclusive dialogue, particularly in the wake of significant political developments that have amplified divisions and ignited public discourse on governance, accountability, and inclusivity. At a time when public trust in political systems is fragile, PDF stands out as a critical mechanism to bridge the gap between leaders and citizens, fostering national unity and promoting participatory democracy.

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Kenya Innovation Week Africa Edition
Nov
25
to Nov 29

Kenya Innovation Week Africa Edition

This year's edition is dubbed Kenya Innovation Week 2024 - Africa Edition and is set to shine a spotlight on Kenya's dynamic and rapidly evolving innovation landscape and its significant role in developing the African continent. The event, scheduled from 25th to 29th November 2024 at the Edge Convention Centre in Nairobi, Kenya, will bring together innovators, entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers, and industry leaders. It aims to be a powerhouse of inspiration, networking, knowledge-sharing, and collaboration opportunities to foster research-led commercialisation of innovative ideas, with the potential to significantly impact the contribution of Kenya's innovation ecosystem to the African innovation landscape.

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The Voice and Value of Democracy in Africa Including Climate Change Governance Simulation
Nov
19
8:00 PM20:00

The Voice and Value of Democracy in Africa Including Climate Change Governance Simulation

This onsite exchange, part of the Global Democracy Coalition (GDC) campaign,

titled "The Voice and Value of Democracy,“ will gather a diverse range of stakeholders to explore and promote democratic values and climate change governance. The event aims to deepen the understanding of democracy's significance in modern society, enhance civic participation, and examine the role of digital technology in democracy and climate change Governance.

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Review Meeting On The Framework Of Key Priority Electoral Reforms | Enhancing Special Interest Groups Participation In Electoral Processes
Sep
23
to Sep 24

Review Meeting On The Framework Of Key Priority Electoral Reforms | Enhancing Special Interest Groups Participation In Electoral Processes

FIDA-K, KNCHR, The Youth Cafe, and ELOG adopted an electoral cycle approach and observed the pre-electoral environment, election, and post-election environments by closely monitoring the participation of special interest groups (SIG) in the electoral processes. After that, the Technical Working Group on Elections, convened by ELOG and comprising FIDA-K, The Youth Cafe, and KNCHR, held a Post-Election Observers symposium. This meeting resulted in a report titled "Catalyzing Change: Strategies for Transforming Kenya's Electoral Landscape," which provided insights and recommendations for improving the electoral process.

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Shaping Future Generations Through Innovations And North-South Digital Cooperation | Summit Of The Future Action Days Side Event
Sep
21
4:00 PM16:00

Shaping Future Generations Through Innovations And North-South Digital Cooperation | Summit Of The Future Action Days Side Event

The Youth Café, in collaboration withthe World Food Forum  (WFF), UN Office of Human Rights, the Global Democracy Coalition, will host the virtual side event during the Summit of the Future Action Days "Shaping Future Generations through Science, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Cooperation." This event will leverage a sophisticated virtual platform to facilitate a dynamic and interactive experience. It will feature a blend of expert presentations, thematic panel discussions, and targeted breakout sessions focusing on key areas such as gender and digital inclusion, as well as intergenerational dialogue.

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 International Day Of Democracy 2024 |  Ensuring Effective Governance of AI At All Levels
Sep
12
8:00 PM20:00

International Day Of Democracy 2024 | Ensuring Effective Governance of AI At All Levels

CMD Kenya aims to collaborate with Siasa Place to host a Democracy Derby, incorporating gamification as a modern approach to civic participation. By using game elements and design techniques, the derby will transform civic engagement into an exciting and interactive experience. The Democracy Derby will feature a variety of activities, including TED-Talk Style Dialogue on the Importance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a Tool for Good Governance as well as The Dangers of an Unchecked AI on Democracy, Peace and Stability; the "Kenya at 50" game, and a series of trivia and quizes that encourage democratic participation. These events will focus on fostering competition, collaboration, achievement, and progression among participants. Teams will engage in democratic games and challenges, designed to inspire participants to make democratic choices and build consensus. This innovative approach will make civic engagement more appealing and meaningful, tapping into the competitive spirit that makes games so engaging.

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The Democracy Moves 2024 Annual Conference | Youth Power for Inclusive Democracy
Jun
24
to Jun 25

The Democracy Moves 2024 Annual Conference | Youth Power for Inclusive Democracy

The Democracy Moves 2024 Annual Conference arrives at a pivotal moment as democracies worldwide confront unprecedented challenges. Authoritarian regimes are on the rise, civil liberties are shrinking, and disillusionment with democratic systems is growing. Youth, women, and marginalized groups face increasing exclusion, while economic and political discontent fuels skepticism about the efficacy of democracy. In 2024, more elections are expected than any year inrecent history.

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Agritech Kenya County Fair 2024
Jun
12
to Jun 13

Agritech Kenya County Fair 2024

The "Agritech Kenya County Fair 2024" is set to take place in Kajiado County, Kenya, from the 16th to 17th of February 2024 at Fred’s Ranch, Kajiado County. There has been a notable increase in population growth in urban and peri-urban regions in Kenya, leading to heightened competition for limited food resources. With a rapidly growing global population and a significant youth demographic in Africa, the demand for food is set to rise substantially. With its youthful population, Kenya has a unique opportunity to embrace innovative agricultural technologies and learn, adapt, and upscale them. Considering that most of our food is cultivated in rural areas, it's crucial to emphasize urban agriculture to reduce our overreliance on rural food production and achieve a more balanced food supply.

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Advocacy By Design | A Workshop On Youth-Led Advocacy
Jun
3
to Jun 4

Advocacy By Design | A Workshop On Youth-Led Advocacy

  • Kasarani Sportsview Hotel (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

The Youth Cafe supported by the European Partnerships for Democracy and powered by the European Union is implementing the Ignite African Youth Project which aims to increase youth engagement in democratic processes to strengthen and enhance political capabilities of young people in Africa. Find out more, read the workshop brochure.

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Webinar | Intergenerational Dialogue: Africa Trends On Democracy | Insights From The Global Context
May
16
4:00 PM16:00

Webinar | Intergenerational Dialogue: Africa Trends On Democracy | Insights From The Global Context

Building upon the momentum generated at the recently held Summit for Democracy (S4D3) in Seoul, Republic of Korea, the spotlight on Africa's democratic landscape has intensified. Against the backdrop of findings from the Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU) Democracy Index, the imperative to strengthen democratic institutions and counter authoritarian tendencies has become increasingly urgent. Africa is at the forefront of this global discussion due to its diverse political tapestry, which is characterized by distinctive contexts and challenges. As we navigate through a series of pivotal elections, including presidential, legislative, and general elections in countries such as Senegal, South Africa, and Mozambique, the need to scrutinize Africa's democratic trajectory becomes paramount.

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The Youth Café-Georgetown University Student Engagement Program
May
11
1:00 PM13:00

The Youth Café-Georgetown University Student Engagement Program

The Youth Cafe, in collaboration with Georgetown University Qatar, is embarking on a community engagement initiative whereby ten students from Georgetown University will be visiting Nairobi, Kenya, on May 11th, 2024. During their stay in Nairobi, the students will immerse themselves in the complexities of social entrepreneurship, job creation, and development. The insights garnered from these meetings, exchanges, and field visit will be brought back to the classroom to enhance discussions and academic discourse.

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