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#2ndweekIVLP2024reflections In relfecting on my 2nd week of IVLP, I have learnt a lot about American democracy and culture which have shaped my perspective of America as a land of rich and diverse culture and as a person building tolerance and resilience skills mixing with people from different countries. It has taught me that the world is one and we can live together in the interest of global peace. #usembassybanjul #westministerfoundationfordemocracy #IVLP2024

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#2ndweekIVLP2024reflections In relfecting on my 2nd week of IVLP, I have learnt a lot about American democracy and culture which have shaped my perspective of America as a land of rich and diverse culture and as a person building tolerance and resilience skills mixing with people from different countries. It has taught me that the world is one and we can live together in the interest of global peace. #usembassybanjul #westministerfoundationfordemocracy #IVLP2024

In the lead-up to UN Day on October 24, we will be sharing key facts about the United Nations and its lasting impact on global peace, security, and human rights. 📌Did you know? The United Nations was founded in 1945 to promote global peace and security after World War II, with the United States as a proud founding member. The UN Charter continues to guide its mission, emphasizing cooperation among nations. Additionally, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which was shaped by Eleanor Roosevelt who had an instrumental role in its drafting, stands as a cornerstone for promoting justice and protecting human dignity worldwide. These principles remain as important today as they were nearly 80 years ago. #UNDay #UNCharter

The Impostor Monarchy Orange-Nassau, represented today by Willem-Alexander, is usurious, steeped in the legacies of colonialism and systemic exploitation. However, historical truth reveals that sovereignty over the lands they claim belongs to The Indigenous House of Swift. This rightful Indigenous lineage predates colonial conquest and embodies a stewardship rooted in harmony with the land and its peoples. The Orange-Nassau allegiance to Marxist-inspired ideals within modern Europe further underscores their disconnection from true Indigenous Sovereignty. While they publicly maintain the façade of neutrality, their policies and historical actions reflect a legacy of colonial extraction, resource hoarding, and disregard for Indigenous Governance. This false claimants' entitlement is not born of legitimacy but of conquest, perpetuating systems that prioritise political expediency over historical justice. The reclamation of Sovereignty by The House of Swift marks a turning point in dismantling the colonial structures that continue to oppress Indigenous Peoples globally. The time has come to acknowledge this honesty, and begin restoring what was unjustly taken.

On this #IndigenousPeoplesDay, we honor the strength and resilience of the many tribal nations around the world. Your contributions to this land have not gone unnoticed. As we acknowledge the rich contributions of our indigenous brothers and sisters, we must also step back and recognize the painful legacy of colonialism, genocide and the forced displacement of native populations from their ancestral lands. Generations later, these horrific acts continue to impact access to resources, economic opportunities, and cultural preservation. As we work to create a path forward, it is essential that we take the time to listen, learn, and uplift Indigenous voices in their ongoing fight for justice, equity, and sovereignty. MPAC stands with Indigenous communities across the globe as we continue to advocate for the protection and preservation of tribal lands, heritage, and traditions.

“Decolonizing peace and security means building governance systems that are just, equitable, and truly inclusive.” ⚖️🫱🏼🫲🏾 At the United Nations Summit of the Future, chris ngal, President of the Synergy of Young Africans for the Consolidation of Peace and Security, emphasizes the importance of decolonizing peace efforts to address the real needs of populations, while also recognizing and repairing the consequences of colonial history. ⛓️💥🕊️ On International Peace Day, his call reminds us that sustainable peace is built on justice, inclusivity, and the acknowledgment of past wrongs. As youth, we have the power to advocate for these changes and to ensure that our governance systems reflect the diversity and resilience of our communities. ☮️💪🏽 At Youth Transforming Narratives (YTN), we stand for youth-driven approaches to peace and security, working to empower young leaders from the Global South to build a future that is truly decolonized and inclusive. Let’s continue pushing for systems that honor all voices and create lasting peace. 🌐✌🏼 #YouthLeadership #DecolonizePeace #UNSummit #PeaceAndSecurity #GlobalGovernance #InclusiveGovernance #YTN #TransformingNarratives #YouthForChange

Jafar Javan, United Nations System Staff College (UNSSC) Director, reflects on our achievements in 2023, both from an organizational standpoint and on a more personal level. 🌍💡 Dive into the report and discover how we're making an impact around the globe: https://lnkd.in/dWZwG_Pb   #UNSSC #UnleashYourPotential #LearningForImpact #AnnualReport

May is a wonderful month to celebrate AANHPI, moms, spring, graduation, and great programming. I personally have a few private speaking engagements about Asian American life, but I invite you to participate in one of five public, free, and online AANHPI month programs organized by NAAAP. Topics include South Asian Voices in the Creative Space, To P or not to P, transracial adoption, Resilience & PRIDE. https://lnkd.in/dqC4GWzs

The KAIPTC have signed an MOU with the Centre for Awareness Global Peace Mission (COA-GPM), marking a significant step in advancing women and youth participation in peacebuilding across Africa. This collaboration, aligned with KAIPTC’s Strategic Plan (2024–2028), will focus on governance, leadership, and sustainable peace. Together, we will establish a Joint Working Group, organize periodic fora, host advocacy events, and engage key stakeholders—including youth, religious leaders, and traditional rulers—in Ghana and beyond to champion the global peace agenda. Signed by Major General Addo Gyane for KAIPTC and Prof. Samuel Ato Duncan for COA-GPM, this partnership reaffirms our shared commitment to shaping a peaceful and inclusive future.