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Artificial Intelligence for Monitoring and Evaluation (AI for M&E)
Artificial Intelligence for Monitoring and Evaluation (AI for M&E) By Abdelatif Ghatasheh, Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning Officer When talking about Artificial Intelligence (AI) most people tend to think of futuristic things, for...
Forging Hope and Progress | Volunteering in Lebanon Amidst Crises
By Heeba Chergui, Generations For Peace Communications Intern Throughout the last three years, Lebanon has experienced a multitude of issues that have left people in emotional turmoil. From the October 2019 Revolution following multiple civil protests against...
Amidst COVID-19, Youth Seek Ways to Innovate | World Youth Skills Day 2021
By Maysam Alhadidi, Senior Programmes Officer at Generations For Peace, and Shahd Almahameed, Programmes Coordinator at Generations For Peace “Globally, one in five young people are NEET: Not in Employment, Education or Training and three out of four of young NEETs...
Calling For Positive Media | Media For Peace
By Heeba Chergui, Generations For Peace Communications Intern Earlier this year, Generations For Peace in partnership with the US Embassy in Amman, launched its first Media For Peace Programme, with the objective of promoting peacebuilding values that are integral to...
Healing, Learning, and Shining through Hardships | World Refugee Day 2021
By Heeba Chergui, Generations For Peace Communications InternToday marks the 20th anniversary of the first-ever World Refugee Day led by UNHCR, and the theme of this year’s World Refugee Day focuses on the power of inclusion, stating: Together we heal,...
Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) During COVID-19
By Muhammad Abuyassin, MEAL Manager at Generations For PeaceAs the implications of the Coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) are felt around the world, few will escape its economic repercussions. Competition for financial resources is fierce, not only between...
Escaping Terror to Spread Peace | Jethero’s Story
By Jethero Okare, Generations For Peace Pioneer in UgandaIn a blink of an eye, everything changed…It was around 10 PM on the night of 15 June 2003. My cousin and I were heading to a village nearby to see if we could find work by tending to some gardens. I...
Geographically Diverse Yet More Connected Than Ever | Interning Virtually with Generations For Peace
By Gillian Olortegui, Generations For Peace Inc. Research and Outreach InternApril 2021 marks a little over a year since our world made up of scheduled activities for the future and predictable timelines was replaced with widespread cancellations....
Building a Better Future in Rwanda | International Day of Reflection
By Valentine Chauchereau, Generations For Peace Communications Intern “Why did Rwandans kill their own people? How is it possible? What exactly happened during the genocide? These are all questions my students would constantly ask,”...
Empowering Youth Through Sport | IDSDP 2021
By Amira Qattan, Programmes Coordinator at Generations For Peace “Sport has the power to change the world; it is a fundamental right, a powerful tool to strengthen social ties and promote sustainable development and peace and well as solidarity and respect.” As a...
