This event will no longer be held at GYPA's headquarters. The event will now take place at the Battelle Atrium at American University. See www.american.edu for a map of the campus. We do apologize for any inconvenience.

When an entire society is deeply affected by a conflict, children become the strongest measure of hope for a better world. Unfortunately, the fog of conflict and poverty often lead children towards atmospheres of hopelessness. What is to be done?

Attention: Students, practitioners and academics are invited to join us for an evening addressing the best practices and challenges of creating a sense of youth citizenship and community belonging in conflict situations.

"Youth on the Brink: The Crisis of Citizenship in Northern Uganda"

Successes and Challenges

Tuesday, March 21st, 2006, 5:30 to 7:00 PM

Battelle Atrium, American University
See www.american.edu for a map

Featuring L. Randolph Carter, Director of Children and Youth Programs at Search for Common Ground

THINK AGAIN! is a Global Youth Partnership for Africa (GYPA) town hall series aiming at bringing students, professors and practitioners together to challenge stereotypes on Africa and discuss successful stories that can be scaled to affect communities around the continent.

Space is limited. RSVP to jaime.alvis@gmail.com