Tunisie

Initiative InstaSajel: En partenariat avec IFES dans le cadre du projet Youth Change Makers, et dans le but de contribuer l'augmentation de la participation politique des jeunes en Tunisie à travers les élections de 2019. « InstaSajel » est une initiative de sensibilisation pour les étudiants des deux facultés (FSEG Mahdia & FM Sousse) dans une première phase puis les jeunes tunisiens utilisateurs de Facebook dans une deuxième phase pour les encourager à l’inscription dans les listes des électeurs tunisiens pour les élections législative et présidentielle de 2019. Initiative Belfan Nsajel: En partenariat avec IFES dans le cadre du projet Youth Change Makers, et dans le but de contribuer l'augmentation de la participation politique des jeunes en Tunisie à travers les élections de 2019. « Belfan Nsajel» est une initiative de sensibilisation pour les jeunes à Kairouan à travers l'organisation d'un événement culturel à complexe culturel Kairouan précédé par un cycle de formation pour les bénévoles de WeStart sur la matière des élections, la communication et l'organisation des événements.   Projet TAPP (Tunisian Accountability and Political Participation): En partenariat avec l’association Action Positive et MEPI, un projet dans le but de consolider la transition démocratique en Tunisie en contribuant au succès des élections législatives et présidentielles de 2019 ainsi que contribuer à établir les principes de la gouvernance et de la transparence dans le travail parlementaire pour la période post-électorale, un projet mis en œuvre à Kairouan, Sfax, Nabeul et Zaghouen. Projet WeStand 4 Entrepreneurship : En partenariat avec Britich Council et Shanti dans le cadre du programe OBROZ, et dans le but de promouvoir la culture entrepreneuriale chez les jeunes à Kairouan. « WeStand» vise à former 20 étudiants de l'ISIG Kairouan porteurs des idées des projets en IT dans le but de crée un réseau des ambassadeurs de la culture entrepreneuriale dans la région du Kairouan.

As a matter of fact, even ere obtaining the legal visa, WeYouth has been successful in spreading its visions and aspirations. We had our Vice President present in Youth Town Meeting 2013, WorldLink, JBK Institute for Peace & Justice, University of San Diego, USA. 24th January 2013 and presenting WeYouth to cross-cultural youth. After having the visa, however, our first local initiative was holding an informative general assembly in which members from the executive board had presented WeYouth, its mission and goals, and the different departments. The next step was a recruitment session of new members, moderated my some members of the executive board. WeYouth then held a meeting in the format of workshops under the name “get to know each other”, an event to narrow the gap between the newly recruited members. We took part in an international campaign with UNO\C called Do One Thing For Diversity. We have also started in April our project called "Leadership-Up Project" that aims at developing youngsters leadership skills through holding workshops and training on soft-skills (Leadership skills, communication skills, entrepreneurship skills, debate skills, emotional intelligence, gender equality…). In June, we have launched our new project called ‘WeDebate’ which is assisted by professional debaters and debate trainers who shared with the participants their experience, knowledge and information, allowing them to learn more techniques and strategies and to further build your personal argumentation skills and that project would end up with a Local Debate Tournament. In September, we are willing to organize the North African Model United Nations (the first edition in Tunisia) that would allow 200 participants from north Africa to take part in model united nations. Our upcoming project which focuses on Education Reform in Tunisia after the revolution we seek organized program that we would work on the capacities of teachers, professors and trainers so that we could implement an effective educational strategy and program that would consider soft skills (entrepreneurship skills, leadership skills…) a top priority in the educational journey. We believe personal skills are the right and needed tools for an individual to face challenges, be an active agent within his / her society and be creative.

we have launched on 2012 the New egenration initiative which trained 60 hig school students coming from different regions on how to accept each other when they will attend universities .Actually this project was selected as a success story in Poalnd for its peace building characteristics .
the secnd project is by copy right a Young Leaders Entrepreneurs initiative where we hosted 100 in the greater tunis for 5 days :we trained them abut how to draft a project and pitch it .the second day we split them into ten groups where each group has a coder and a mentor to guide them .we started the countdown of 20 hours non stop to work per each group on a project to get Tunisian youth to vote .lATER WE Select the best team based on the creativity and the methedology of the main project .As this initiative succeeded and even selected in DC as a success story ,we have repeated the concept in Gafsa ,Kasserine,Elkef and sidi bouzid.
On 14th of February ,we have arranged for the first time in The arab world the One Billion Riisng Tunisia for occupying streets with arts to claim women rights at the same time with over 200 countries all over the world and our video was selected to be part of a court metrage which will be displayed in SUNDANCE fesitival.
We are working with the American embassy and the Amideast on a program called :American corner leadership club where we train 30 youth per year n how to be leaders and be admitted to international exchange programs through peer to peer coaching and social ectivism.

BUY TUNISIAN, BUY 619 NEW GENERATION INTIATIVE :LEAD THE WAY TO CAMPUS. American Corner Leadership Club Global Entrepreneurship Week The Countdown: Build Tunisia in 20 Hours ( 1st edition in Tunis) The One Billion Rising for Justice Campaign The Countdown: Build Tunisia in 20 Hours ( 2nd edition in Gafsa) Women Mentorship Program march 8th

We are Environmental, Economical and Social Sustainability hackers ! Our projects are uniquely crafted trainings and workshops with non formal educational content that is considered a support pillar to shape a holistic sustainability-focused young generation with a tremendous self-discovery potentials, personal and professional development, networking opportunities, learning tools, community engagement ad youthful activities...

AJE is the organizing structure of "Découvertes Tunisie 21" festival , Tunisian creation and world music ,which is held each end of August . Beyond that,it is a partner of various cultural manfestations at EL Jem and aims to become an operator of the local cultural policy implementation .
Since its launching and benefitting from the co-operation decentralized programs between El Jem and Novels cities , it is also partner in different projects of of networks of cultural actors around the Mediterranean (IRMA trainings , Biennial of Romans International , 'the World 'youth Exchange network …).

II. Projects:
1. El Ga3da: "EL GA3DA", linguistically is a word coming from the Tunisian dialect means the meeting or the sitting, actually, is a monthly event organized by YouthCan in partnership with the Tunisian Organization for peace and local authorities and NGO’s. New month, new Ga3da and new thrilling subject about the Tunisia post-revolution is discussed, themes are substantially related to youth and obstacles they came across while trying to experience democracy. Meeting are spontaneously taking-place in metro stations, bar..., and covered directly through all our social media channels therefor people watching from their homes can react by questions, notes and remarks immediately. Our main goals from this free open and on ground plate-form is to get-together a group of youth around a controversial topic consequently giving them a chance to express and share their opinion. Also, we aim to make them aware and conscious of the importance of their participation in the public affairs in this transitional era, as well as creating a national network for NGO’s, activists and grassroots movements to extend their work. This Project Extends over 2 years staring from January 2017
2. Café Politique: The political café is a project that extends over 5 years and covers all the 24 governorates of the Tunisian republic. Each month, a hot topic will be tackled all over the 24 governorates, on the same day and at the same time. Our objective is to transform coffee shops and Tunisian public spaces into platforms for discussion between the citizens, civil society and politicians. Until today we succeeded at organizing five "cafés politiques" that took places in multiples Tunisian governorates like Tunis, Nabeul, Sfax, Gafsa , Sousse and at least 3 others governorates and we even succeeded at organizing a "cafés politiques" for the Tunisian citizens living in Paris twice and once in Berlin. The café Politique extends every month to a new state; by December 2018 we reach 24 states of Tunisia. As for the topics, for five months we insisted n choosing the hot topic that was grabbing everyone's attention as example for March café politique we choose to talk about "Panama Leaks" which invaded the social medias and almost every TV political shows and when the Tunisian president BCE went back to discuss the reconciliation law for the third time we took it as a topic to discuss in our fourth "café politique" during May. In the five "cafés politiques" that we organized we had the pleasure to welcome hundreds of Tunisian citizens from different areas, political views and center of interest and different generations too. Those events were animated by a diversity of guests: politicians, jurists, civil society, activists etc. This Project Extends on 5 years staring from January 2017
3. Parliamentary Inquiry Committees: (Panama Papers/Illegal youth deportation to Syria..): Coordinating with Al BAWSALA, I Watch and Dostourna, we noticed that there’s no NGO working specifically on monitoring and observing the work of Parliamentary Inquiry Committees (For now 2 committees), so two of youth caners have access to the parliament and assist all meetings of these committees, report their work on our SM accounts and guarantee that people know what is happening and the progress of their work (Access to information right). Based on developments and progress/Challenges, we will organize events gathering young people and deputies in these committees to discuss the subject in question and to suggest recommendations
4. Impulse Boost Camp: The Impulse Boot Camp is an international training for people between 18 and 27 years who are voluntary active in creative political processes. We will try out project management tools, methods for working in groups and reflect upon our personal and organizational development. Non-formal methods with an innovative and interdisciplinary character will be selected for this purpose. The seminar will be shaped by the participating people from at least 7 different countries, so we can share our stories and learn from each other. Together we want to develop a new project idea that can be implemented either by every participant her- or himself or together as a group. At the end you will take the knowledge back into your communities and take an active part in the political processes. The Impulse Boot Camp will take place from every year August in the countryside of Saxony, Germany (Schneeberg). We will live in a seminar house where we have our own food crew that will cook ecologically, locally and according to our needs. Our seminarhouse is surrounded by wonderful nature. Youth Can will be the exclusive partner in the MENA region

Youth Create engages in diverse activities aimed at nurturing and empowering youth.

We host enlightening cultural talks delving into pivotal youth-related topics. Collaborating with regional institutes in Gabes, we recently organized a screening of the impactful film "سبق الخير."
In partnership with the administration of the Municipal Theater in Sfax, we orchestrated the return of the renowned Tunisian musical duo, "Yuma," captivating audiences with their performance. Additionally, we orchestrated the debut performance of the acclaimed Arabic band, "طارق العربي طرقان و أبناؤه," marking a significant cultural milestone. As an official partner in the Sfax International Festival, we contributed our efforts and collaborated in various regulatory volunteering activities, furthering our commitment to cultural enrichment and youth engagement.

These diverse activities serve our core mission of empowering and integrating youth within our society.