Youth at the Heart of the 2030 Agenda
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SEGMENT 4: OPENING NEW AND INNOVATIVE AVENUES FOR YOUTH IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
With an emphasis on expanding and opening civic spaces, a dedicated panel will look at innovations for civic space, with a focus on new actors, tools and processes that can better harness youth power to open up spaces at the national and regional levels. Dedicated break-out sessions will bring together youth participants and a wide variety of activists and practitioners to exchange on campaigning and advocacy tools, as well as technologies and IT solutions to open civic spaces for young people.      

Panel session 4.1. Changemakers and innovations to expand civic spaces for youth
  • Background video by Mirinda Boon-Kuo, Greenpeace
  • Presentation by Sean O’Connell, UNDP Viet Nam
  • Presentation by Shreya Basu, Open Government Partnerships

Break-out session 4.2.1. From grassroots movements to mass-online campaigns for opening civic spaces for youth – An interactive market place
  • Presentation by Sarah Haynes, Restless Development
  • Presentation by Tom Ganderton, Greenpeace

Background documents
  • 50 Grassroots Marketing Campaign Examples You Can Steal, CQ Roll Call - Connectivity (2016)
  • Community Mobilization, Service and Civic Engagement, Approaches to Community Development and Community-Based Mapping, Village Earth and Duke University (2016)
  • Campaigning Tools and Resources, Oxfam GB (2015)

Break-out session  4.2.2. Technology and IT solutions to promote and open spaces for young people
  • Presentation by Hong Phuc Dang, FOSSASIA

Background documents
  • Background document by Hong Phuc Dang, FOSSASIA
  • ICTs for Feminist Movement Building: An activist Toolkit, Association for Progressive Communication (2015)
  • Integrating Information and Communication Technologies into Communication for Development: Strategies to Support and Empower Marginalized Adolescent Girls, UNICEF (2013)

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  • About
    • Topics >
      • I. Sustainable Development Goals
      • II. Legal and regulatory frameworks
      • III. Civic space in urban settings
      • IV. Inclusive online spaces
      • V. Marginalized youth
      • VI. Online freedom and safety
      • VII. Youth grassroots campaigns
      • VIII. Innovations for civic space
  • Blog
  • Young Human Rights Defenders
  • Photo Competition
    • Rules and Regulations
    • Meet the Winners of the Photo Competition
  • Conference
    • Agenda
    • Speakers
    • Presentations and background documents >
      • Introduction and scene-setting
      • State of youth and civic space
      • Inclusive and safe spaces
      • New avenues for youth and civic space
      • Next steps and recommendations
    • Event Report
    • Youth Survey
    • Photo Gallery
    • Press Release
    • Meet the Winners of the Call for Stories >
      • Brabim Kumar
      • Bui Quang Hanh Quyen
      • Dana Choi
      • Danny Wang
      • Geon-Hee Lee
      • Jann Adriel Nisperos
      • Kefan Yang
      • Lora Batino
      • Natasha Kabir
      • Paulus Ronald Bogar
      • Rejinel Valencia
      • Samira Hassan
      • Silvano Rodrigues Xavier
      • Tanzila Khan
      • Wangchuk Dema
    • Youth Statement & Call to Action
  • Tools
    • Capacity-building tools
    • Selected training institutions
  • Resources
    • International commitments and standards
    • Regional frameworks and resources
    • Country-specific resources
    • Civil society expertise and perspectives on civic space issues
  • Newsroom
    • Meet the Journalists
  • Partners
  • Contact