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Promoting Peace, Building a Brighter Future

Networks of Change (NoC) programme empowers KRI youth with skills, opportunities, and digital tools to foster peace through moderation. By building resilience, leadership, and community engagement, NoC paves the way for a more inclusive and prosperous future.

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Creating Pathways to Peace Through Education, Employment, and Engagement

Highlights the holistic approach combining education, job creation, and socio-political participation to prevent radicalization.

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Breaking Barriers, Opening Doors for Youth

A message that focuses on reducing vulnerability to radicalization by expanding youth access to jobs, leadership, and knowledge.

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Together for a Safer, Inclusive Future

Signifies collaboration among youth, educators, government, and partners in preventing radicalization and fostering peaceful societies.

Change by The Numbers

Our impact spans across regions, schools, and communities. These numbers reflect the growing reach of our work and the strength of our network in creating a safer, more inclusive society.

Youth trained via ToT trainers (in the youth centres)
0 +500
Parents trained to increase awareness about youth radicalisation
0
Educators trained via ToT trainers
0
Educators trained in identifying early signals of radicalisation
0
Networks of Change

Networks of Change signifies collaboration between youth, educators, and local institutions to promote peace, inclusion, and active community participation across the Kurdistan Region and Iraq. Through its three core pillars the programme fosters dialogue, builds trust, and creates opportunities for young people to shape a more resilient and hopeful future.

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Testimonials

Dr. Hataw HusseinQuote

Dr. Hataw Hussein

Head of the Media department, University of Halabja

“This training, which focuses on recognizing early signals of radicalization, will bring us closer to our students in the classroom. It provides an alternative way of teaching, a way that is more interactive."

Dr. Abdulsalam MadaniQuote

Dr. Abdulsalam Madani

director Rwanga Foundation

“Our youth need to hear about success stories of youth . We need to put young people in the centre of decision making activities, on political, educational and religious levels.”

Qubad TalabaniQuote

Qubad Talabani

Deputy Prime Minister

“You have identified real issues of the youth that no one has ever done before: you have our support.”

Nechirvan BarzaniQuote

Nechirvan Barzani

President of the KRI

“Moderation can break down mental barriers, wash away hatred, revenge and destruction, and open the door to peace and stability. There is a need to understand each other. We need to be moderate in our thoughts. Moderation can prevent extremism, violence and hatred.”