Let’s be heard
Our Project
Let’s be heard
December 2015 – December 2016
Let’s Be Heard is a program that emerged amidst the ongoing civil war in Libya, aiming to amplify youth voices amid the conflict. It is a national initiative organized during the turbulent period of the Libyan civil war. The project seeks to promote peacebuilding by bringing together active youth from various conflict-affected regions in localized and national gatherings. It utilizes dialogue and debating techniques as tools for engagement and resolution.
Let’s Be Heard is a program that emerged amidst the ongoing civil war in Libya, aiming to amplify youth voices amid the conflict. It is a national initiative organized during the turbulent period of the Libyan civil war. The project seeks to promote peacebuilding by bringing together active youth from various conflict-affected regions in localized and national gatherings. It utilizes dialogue and debating techniques as tools for engagement and resolution.
- Consultative meetings.
- Press conference to announce the project.
- The First Libyan Youth Forum for Dialogue and Debate (Misrata).
- The Second Libyan Youth Forum for Dialogue and Debate (Ghat).
- Al-Zawiya Forum for Dialogue and Debating.
- 4 debating workshops in 4 different Libyan cities.
- 6 public debates.
- 3 national dialogues.
- 182 debaters from 27 Libyan cities.
- Youth-driven document with peacebuilding recommendations.
- Local peace initiatives.
- Peacebuilding Videos.
