One Hand : June 2014

Sunday 22 June 2014

The cultural Day video!

The Cultural Day in Ramadan ( Over the world )

Happy Ramadan from Yemen !

Some photos from the cultural day

Event : ( How can students get involved in media at schools )

Hosted by One Hand Organization for Development

Who was there?

● Salah Algabli, Founder of One Hand Organization

● Teachers from English schools in Taiz- Yemen

● Volunteers form local organizations in Taiz- Yemen

● About 150 students from schools.

What was the event about?

The main goals of the workshop were:

• Introduce participants to the various types of media in the world.

• Introduce participants to start making a media project.

• Introduce participants to the disadvantages of instability in Yemen;

• Identify which stage they have reached in mastering the freedom in media.

• Introduce participants to different approaches of volunteer work.

• Introduce participants the importance of media and how we can make a change through it.

Where did the event take place?

● CLI garden in Taiz- Yemen

When did the event take place? ( 2/4/2014 )

● Speakers and presentations: 2 pm– 4pm

● Coffee break: 4pm–4.30pm

● Watching short films which were made by students: 4.30pm–6 pm

Why was the event scheduled?

Students need to be discovered with their knowledge by attending workshops that enhance their professional development. Schools students are the future of Yemen that should be transferred effectively from them to the next generation. The event focused on how can media make a change with education, culture, human rights, leadership government, sustainable development and youth unemployment in Yemen as an important skill for students’ professional future, and how to improve student’s skills effectively in order to get the maximum benefit of discovering young leaders which lead to mastering leadership skills, as a good leader is a good future for Yemen.

Some photos of participating One Hand with the World Conference on youth 2014

The global partnership for youth ( Ahmad Alhendawi Secretary-General’s Envoy on Youth )

Mr Ahmed Alhendawi's message for One Hand in participating the global partnership for youth

Dear friends and colleagues,

I am pleased to update you that, as we recently gathered in New York for the ECOSOC Youth Forum on 2-3 June, the Global Youth Call: Prioritizing Youth in the Post-2015 Development Agenda received resounding support from UN Member States.

The forum brought together UN member states representatives, youth delegates, representatives from national, regional and international youth-led and youth-focused organizations and networks and representatives from various UN agencies. If you missed it, you can revisit the Forum and watch the different sessions at the UN Web TV channel: http://webtv.un.org/

I would like to congratulate all partners that came together around the Global Youth Call and extend my heartfelt thanks for your support and input to this initiative. As I reported to you in my previous message, within a very short span of time, the Global Youth Call has received endorsements from over 1000 youth organizations from over 140 countries around the world, as well as from major international youth networks and alliances and intergovernmental regional organizations (Please note that the full list of endorsing organizations is annexed to the Global Youth Call). Moreover, with the successful outcome of the 2014 ECOSOC Youth Forum, the strength of this Call no longer only lies in the numerous endorsements received from the aforementioned, but also in the fact that the Call was positively welcomed by over 40 Member States, including the Group of Friends of Youth, as well as by the Co-Chair of the Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals, H.E. Ambassador Körösi, Permanent Representative of Hungary, during the above-mentioned Forum at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.

Furthermore, I am pleased to inform you that young people actively engaged in the discussions at the ECOSOC Youth Forum, including within the thematic break-out sessions in which they identified concrete follow-up actions on how to take the Global Youth Call forward in the next months, as UN Member States continue their deliberations on the new development agenda.

You have my continued commitment to carry the messages from the Call into the inter-governmental negotiations here in New York, but we will need your continued engagement in raising this issue more prominently in the minds of our world’s leaders. It starts with advocacy led by you, at local and grassroots levels, to convince national governments that the success of the next development agenda will hinge on concrete investments made to ensure that young people's rights are safeguarded and their development needs are fulfilled. Only together can we ensure youth are adequately reflected in the Post-2015 Development Agenda.

Moving forward, I urge you to continue lending your voice to the cause, through social media or via any platform at your disposal. We invite you to share and disseminate the messages of the Global Youth Call as widely as possible.

Thank you, and lets together help move the youth agenda forward.

With kind regards,

Ahmad Alhendawi
Secretary-General’s Envoy on Youth

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Salaah Algabli with Mr.Ahmed Alhendawi

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Participants will share their ideas on how can young people quit Qat. After the workshop all the participants with their team will present their ideas and perspectives for the others in 2 weeks.

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