Y!Participate Initiative

Opportunities

Survey
Opportunities

Survey on youth engagement for youth participants

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This survey aims to gather information on how mental health organizations can better engage with youth. This data from this survey is being used to create a brief on how mental health organizations can engage with youth leading up to the High-Level Meeting (HLM) of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) and Mental Health in 2025. Your responses will help us outline strategies for organizations to interact with young people more effectively. The data collected from this survey is being used to create a brief for the Global Mental Health Action Network. The results will be used solely for the purpose of developing guidelines and recommendations for mental health organizations seeking to improve their youth engagement practices. Your input is invaluable in shaping these recommendations. Application/sign up closing date:: 01/06/2025 00:00 More information/Application: https://fordham.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9BSxaUd0JWy3IjA Contact person: bjimenz@fordham.edu

Survey
Opportunities

Survey on youth engagement for organizations

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This survey aims to gather information on how mental health organizations can better engage with youth. This data from this survey is being used to create a brief on how mental health organizations can engage with youth leading up to the High-Level Meeting (HLM) of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) and Mental Health in 2025. Your responses will help us outline strategies for organizations to interact with young people more effectively. The data collected from this survey is being used to create a brief for the Global Mental Health Action Network. The results will be used solely for the purpose of developing guidelines and recommendations for mental health organizations seeking to improve their youth engagement practices. Your input is invaluable in shaping these recommendations. Application/sign up closing date:: 01/06/2025 00:00 More information/Application: https://cambridge.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_exKrv4WA5P3xF3g Contact person: bjimenz@fordham.edu

UN Volunteers
Opportunities

UN Youth Volunteer Program

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UN Youth Volunteers are between 18 and 26 years old, and work with UN agencies on the frontlines of political, developmental and humanitarian operations. UN Youth Volunteers are a separate category of UN Volunteers created in response to the United Nations Secretary-General’s call for greater engagement in volunteerism of history’s largest generation of people under 30. UN Youth Volunteers help the United Nations – one of the world’s most important intergovernmental organizations – to fulfill its mission. Because UN Youth Volunteers are sponsored by United Nations agencies, their partners, governments or academic institutions, the length of assignment depends on the requesting entity’s needs. Most UN Youth Volunteer assignments are between six and 24 months. On occasion, national and international UN Youth Volunteer assignments are less than six months and then are referred to as ‘short-term’ assignments. Application/sign up closing date:: 25/04/2027 14:11 More information/Application: https://www.unv.org/become-volunteer Contact person: volunteer.support@unv.org

Climate creatives
Opportunities

The African Climate Creatives Fellowship

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The African Climate Creatives Fellowship (ACCF) seeks to equip passionate environmental and climate advocates with digital campaigning skills and storytelling strategies to amplify their activism, engage wider audiences, and spark impactful action across African communities. The Fellowship is a 3-month program organized by Aspire Climate Vanguard to train young African climate advocates, aged 18–35, in using digital tools, storytelling, and strategic communication to amplify advocacy and influence climate policy. Application/sign up closing date:: 05/05/2025 00:00 More information/Application: https://aspireclimate.org/accf/ Contact person: Info@aspireclimate.org

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