Hey John,
We're delighted to share with you that One World Week 2026 is now open for registration! This November, the festival will bring together young people, youth workers, volunteers, leaders and educators to explore the theme of Human Rights and consider what a truly equal and just world looks like.
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What you need to know!
When and where? The festival will take place from Saturday, November 14th to Saturday, November 21st.
What will I get out of attending? The week is jam-packed with activities, inspiration and activism, including:
- This year’s Youth Summit – a day focussing on issues connected to human rights. (14th November)
- An online panel discussion with the Global Youth Work Learners Network on the link between climate change, and racism & inequality. (18th November)
- An online workshop with our Young People’s Committee in partnership with the Youth2030 Global Youth Work Team, where they will focus on the theme of ‘Me, You & Conflict’, sharing activities about how to communicate about youth, peace, and security with your peers and your youth groups. (20th November)
Is it for me? Yes! With events for youth workers, volunteers, youth leaders as well as young people, both online and in person, you're bound to find something to inspire you.
How much? All events are free.
Check out the events and grab your place while you can!
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I look forward to seeing you there, and if you have any questions, I'd love to hear from you.
Valerie
Valerie Duffy
NYCI Youth 2030 Programme Manager
National Youth Council of Ireland
3 Montague Street
Dublin 2
P.S We have also launched our One World Week 2026 Training, which is also now open for registration.
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Youth 2030 is a partnership between NYCI and Irish Aid, working in consortia with Concern Worldwide, Maynooth University and Trócaire to deliver Global Youth Work and Development Education to the youth sector.
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