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Community-based mediation in vulnerable contexts
The project seeks to strengthen social coexistence and justice community in urban and peri-urban contexts marked by serious inequalities in access to basic services such as water, electricity, and transportation. Based on a participatory diagnosis, it is identified that these deficits generate high levels of social conflict that particularly affect women and other vulnerable groups. The community mediation It is presented as an accessible and effective tool to transform these conflicts peacefully, promoting citizen empowerment and collective self-management.
PARAGUAY
Indigenous youth participation in public policies
The scarce participation of indigenous youth in the Chaco in public policies This causes communities to lose their capacity for collective action and effectiveness in responding to their needs, perpetuating inequalities and processes of marginalization. This reality andIt is conditioned by the lack of training in rights, the weakness of institutional dialogue channels, the exclusion of young women and the low sustainability of existing youth spaces. In response, the intervention proposes to strengthen youth capacities, promote awareness, training and formal articulation processes in institutions, and restore youth leadership in the transformation of their territories.
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Institutional statement on the current human rights situation of exiled Colombian leaders in the CV
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Learn about the armed conflict in Colombia
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FxJ signs a collaboration agreement with Florida University for the realization of internships at the Nazareth Morning School
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CONGD Assembly
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