We are sharing with you the Final Project Report of Peace In Our Schools. Peace in Our Schools was one of the three Campus Pitch Competition winners in 2021. Since its inception, Peace in Our Schools has worked with 500 children at 9 schools in Georgia and Bosnia and Herzegovina—two carefully chosen locations that fit the project's objectives. We arranged peace seminars within schools in both countries, bringing facilitators from various religions and peacebuilders from various countries together, namely, Afghanistan, Georgia, Bosnia, Chad, and Indonesia.

Peace in Our Schools: How teaching Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution can help create more peaceful societies, and why the United Nations' involvement in this process is crucial. The objective of this paper is to highlight the importance of promoting peacebuilding and conflict resolution education as a compulsory component of schooling in all countries. It presents a view of an inevitable connection between peace education and the creation of peaceful societies, as well as the culture of peace.

On the 5th of March, we hosted a discussion about the ongoing war in Ukraine and had a chance to hear the youth perspective, especially from the former and current Ukrainian Youth Delegates to the United Nations.

As you know, our network has issued an official statement on Ukraine, signed by over 40 former and current UN Youth Delegates to the United Nations.

We feel that this is not enough and we as youth should be proactive in hosting such discussions and act upon them.

#WeStandTogether

Ramiz Bakhtiar hosted a conversation on March 02, 2022, about The Situation in Ukraine together with the former UN Youth Representative of Ukraine, Vitalli Yaremchuk.

Current and Former Youth Delegates to the United Nations are horrified by the recent activities of the Russian Federation. We are against war and we want peace.

Please, find our statement on the following link: https://bit.ly/NetworkStatementOnUkraine