As the Secretariat for the International Association of National Youth Service (IANYS), Innovations in Civic Participation would like to invite all of our blog readers, national youth service advocates, and youth service volunteers around the world to attend
IANYS’ 8th Global Conference on National Youth Service in Paris, France on November 19-22! Along with ICP, Unis-Cité and the Association of Voluntary Service Organizations (AVSO) will be hosting this international conference for all professionals involved in
youth development and service. The conference will include four days of
training sessions on policy and programming,
workshops given by experts on policymaking,
research, and
volunteerism,
site visits to local youth development organizations,
networking, and receiving the latest
materials on youth development.

Here at ICP we are very excited to announce that one of the conference’s keynote speakers is
Kumi Naidoo, the current CEO and Secretary General of
CIVICUS, a Rhodes Scholar, an appointee on the UN’s Persons Group on United Nations-Civil Relations, and former South African anti-apartheid activist. CIVICUS is an international coalition of over 500 organizations promoting civic engagement around the world. He has been a civilian activist against since the age of 15 when he protested apartheid in South Africa which he was later imprisoned and since then, he’s been active in several campaigns promoting social justice and fighting global poverty. He also
writes extensively.
Past IANYS conferences have had participants from
48 different countries amongst the on-average 50 participants. However this year, we are hoping for these numbers to grow. All IANYS members are invited as well as anyone interested in learning, researching, or implementing
national youth service policy or programs. For more information on the conference, including
registration and
accommodations for the conference, please visit
ICP’s website.
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