Awards and Prizes?
By taking part in the competition and E- Courses you can win following things:
– 300 USD for 1 winner
– 300 USD for 2nd winner
– Certificate, Small Grants, Netflix and Other vouchers
-Submit stories and podcast
-1st Prize Winner will be awarded 300$
-2nd and 3rd Prize Winner will be awarded premium subscriptions to various platforms such as Canva Pro, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video etc
Certificate and more
2024 upcoming/ongoing Events
The ‘Youth of the Year 2024’ Award is truly an opportunity for young change makers in the Asia Pacific region to be recognized for their incredible achievements.
Join us for the 3rd National Y-PEER Ecourse on SRHR and Young People in Bangladesh, where you’ll gain the knowledge, skills, and tools to advocate for SRHR and youth empowerment!
Y-PEER India proudly presents its National E-Course 2.0, on Mental Health and Psychological Well-being for Adolescents and Youth in India, an intensive two-day online training program scheduled for October 19-20, 2024, from 7-9 PM IST each day. It is aimed at engaging participants on the significant topics related to mental health and well-being, tailored for adolescents, youth, and individuals across various gender identities.
Young people from Nepal, Bhutan and Pakistan are invited to participate in the “Overcoming Stereotypes” poster competition, aimed at raising awareness about the harmful effects of stereotypes surrounding disabilities. This initiative encourages positive and realistic portrayals of individuals with disabilities, promoting inclusivity in society.
Join us for a crucial conversation on the intersection of Health, Hygiene, and Climate Change in Bangladesh, organized by Y-PEER Bangladesh, in collaboration with Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center, Youthday Space, and Bangladesh Social Action Network (BSAN) on 27th September 2024. This webinar aims to highlight how climate change is impacting public health, hygiene practices, and access to critical health services during disasters like floods and cyclones.
Y-PEER Bhutan is pleased to announce the 7th Y-PEER National E-Course on ICPD & SRHR, marking the celebration of International Youth Day 2024! 🎉
📅 The e-course, scheduled from October 5th-9th, 2024, is open to both Y-PEER members and non-members, and is being conducted in collaboration with the Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center and Youth Day Space.
On the occasion of the International Youth Day Celebration, Y-PEER Nepal presents you the National E-course 5.0 on Sexual and Reproductive Health & Rights (SRHR), Peer Education, and Mental Health, together with its partners: Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center and the Youth Day Space for young people in Nepal.
This ninth regional E-course offers young people and young key populations (ages 16-30) a comprehensive understanding of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) alongside Mental Health. Participants will gain essential knowledge and practical skills to advocate for and address these critical topics within their communities.
In celebration of International Youth Day 2024, Me For Myself (M4M), with the support of Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center, is excited to launch our new program – M4M Mentorship Program 1.0!
On the occasion of International Youth Day 2024, Live Now Campaign would like to call for all young people from all countries to participate in “ Voices of Change : Call for Youth Impact Video Presentation ” with its partners: YPEER Asia Pacific Center and Youth Day Space.
2023 Events for IYD
Partner Organisations
“I am proud of myself. And every day I want to encourage people to think positively and inspire them through the life I live with dignity.”
Thun - Nicharee Eak Chanasak
“It is truly important to have a discussion with duty-beaarers and political leaders in our country for them to hear our young people's call to action. The Intergenerational Dialogue paved the way in creating a much open space for the young people to freely and safely speak out our demands and on how they can meaningfully engage in nation-building. It helped ensure that we were being heard by our duty-bearers and political leaders. Many young people want to share our thoughts and ideas with our leaders, we just lack a platform to do so.”
Karma Sangay Phuntso
“It is truly important to have a discussion with duty-bearers and political leaders in our country for them to hear our young people's call to action. The Intergenerational Dialogue paved the way in creating a much open space for the young people to freely and safely speak out our demands and on how they can meaningfully engage in nation-building. It helped ensure that we were being heard by our duty-bearers and political leaders. Many young people want to share our thoughts and ideas with our leaders, we just lack a platform to do so.”
Alex Bernal
“Inclusive youth policy at all levels can greatly support young people to reach their full potential. Even better if it includes young people with disabilities.”
Khim- Nichakarn Kavivorayan
“Living with Asperger’s (autism), I have a different definition of being productive. It means I can work on my own pace in my own time and place. Just like everyone else, I have my preference, too.”
JJ- Parinvut Rochanavedya
"The world we live in is changing like never before. The use of digital platforms including social media channels has increased drastically with COVID to the already advancing technology. With easy access to technology, many young people uses digital platforms for education, recration, communication to making friends globally which increases their vernurablity to cyber threats and risks. Therefore, I strongly believe every individual, CSOs, Governmen, Advocates, UN agencies and policy makers should once again come together and prioritize digital safety and failure to do so will lead to many issues such as mental health issue, cyber sex, cyber bullying and cyber crime."
Lakey Tshering Bhutan