Building Peace Together - Episode 2: How to sustain youth interest in PVE overtime?

Описание: This is Episode #2 of our new video toolkit series titled “Building Peace Together: As told by young peacebuilders in South & Southeast Asia”. This series was created by young peace advocates to guide other young people who aspire to drive change in their communities. Watch this series to find out how you can build a movement to combat violent extremism in your country, and for tips on how to become a fellow peacebuilder.

In this episode, Mark, Sadia, and Sibte will address the question of sustaining youth interest in preventing violent extremism (PVE) over time. They will talk about their personal experiences on creative incentives within their youth movements, making sure participants’ needs are met, and ensuring their safety.
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This series was produced with the help of our partners the Kristiyano-Islam Peace Library (KRIS) in the Philippines, the College of Youth Activism and Development (CYAAD) in Pakistan, as well as the Global Community Engagement Resilience Fund (GCERF) and their local partner Rupantar in Bangladesh.

Philippines
Hero: Mark Devon Maitim
Production and Editing: Mehrdar Art and Production
Direction: Ram Israel of Vineyard Films
Videography: Santiago Litrato
Drone Footage: Christian Japson
Translation: Jack Lorenz Rivera

Bangladesh
Hero: Sadia Afrin
Production and editing: Mehrdar Art and Production
Videography: Tarek Mahmud
Translation: Tamim Ahmed

Pakistan
Hero: Sadia Afrin (Bangladesh), Mark Devon Maitim (Philippines), Sibte Hassan (Pakistan)
Production, direction and editing: Mehrdar Art and Production
Videography: Tarek Mahmud (Bangladesh), Ram Israel, Santiago Litrato and Christian Japson (Philippines), Mehrdar Art and Production (Pakistan)
Translation: Tamim Mahmud

This video was created as part of Extremely Together’s “Leading the Way to Peace – Youth together for Social Cohesion” project and was produced with the financial support of the European Union. The views expressed in the video do not necessarily reflect the views of the EU and are the sole responsibility of the Kofi Annan Foundation.