African Virtual Academy : Advocacy and Mobilisation to End FGM
Enrol in the African ENDFGM Virtual Academy and learn practical strategies to engage key stakeholders in the advocacy for the […]
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Closed: Call for Volunteers: The Ripple Project
YouthHubAfrica is one of Africa’s leading NGOs, providing platforms for young people to contribute to sustainable development and collaborate in
Closed: Call for Applications- 4 Weeks Virtual Course on Social Activism.
The #EndSARS movement forced national attention on unending issues of police brutality and poor governance. In line with the call
Paradigm Initiative Nigeria Digital Rights Academy and Litigation Clinic 2021
The Digital Rights Academy is aimed at building the capacity of African civil society organisations, journalists, advocates and others to
Call for Participation: The Future of Africa and Youth
YouthHubAfrica invites applications from Youth leaders, Youth-led organisations, Youth Groups, and young individuals across Africa to be a part of
AAAS-TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy 2021
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Washington DC, USA, and The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), Trieste,
African Governance Architecture (AGA) Secretariat West Africa Regional Consultations on Leadership
MSTCDC/YouLead Secretariat is collaborating with the African Governance Architecture (AGA) Secretariat under African Union Commission (AUC) Department of Political Affairs
Register for the Virtual Town Hall Meeting on “The State of Basic Education in Nigeria”
Basic education has faced different challenges in Nigeria in recent times. And aside from challenges posed by the COVID19 pandemic,
The Margaret Ekpo Youth Fellowship Webinar
As part of the lined-up activities for the Margaret Ekpo Youth Fellowship Program YouthHubAfrica is inviting you to register for
Debunking the Myths of Harmful Practices.
Harmful practices such as Female Genital Mutilation(FGM), child marriages, breast ironing, and many more have continued to be common practice