Global Compact on Migration (GCM) MENA Youth Policy Brief
Our Youth Policy Brief for the Middle East & North Africa Regional Reviews of the Global Compact for Migration includes key youth recommendations for Member States on gender, trafficking in persons, forced migration & economic opportunities in the region. Take a read now!
Global Compact on Migration (GCM) UNECE Youth Policy Brief
MYCP International Migrants Day Statement 2023
Protection From Sexual Exploitation And Abuse (PSEA)
Beyond Borders: Unveiling the Gender Dimensions of Forced Displacement
Policy Brief
Global Youth Report: Working to End Child Immigration Detention
The Global Youth Consultation on Ending Child Immigration Detention, organised by the Migration Youth & Children's Platform in collaboration with UNICEF, IDC, UNHCR, and UNNM, brought together over 80 young participants from around the world to discuss and share their ideas on ending child immigration detention. The consultation resulted in key youth recommendations for both Member States and youth advocacy. The recommendations for Member States include: involving children and youth in policy formulation and decision-making processes, stopping the politicisation of the issue, replacing detention with community-based support and access to services, and creating economic, educational, and social opportunities for formerly detained children and youth. For youth advocacy, the recommendations include: educating others on the issue, highlighting the stories of those with lived experience, and directly engaging and supporting children in detention or those who have been previously detained. These recommendations aim to promote inclusivity, human rights, and the well-being of children and youth who have been detained, and are grounded in their experiences.
HOW-TO CONTACT YOUR NON-GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN INDIA
The main objective of this document is to provide contact information and details about NGOs and organisations in India.The document is intended to provide an information manual on how to contact agencies at various levels on migration and youth issues.
HOW-TO CONTACT YOUR MIGRATION OFFICIALS IN THE UNITED STATES
This document is intended to provide information on how to contact U.S. agencies at various levels that work on migration issues.
HOW-TO CONTACT THE STANDING COMMITTEE ON CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION CANADA
This document is intended to provide information on how to contact the Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration within the House of Commons of the federal government of Canada.
HOW-TO CONTACT THE NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR REFUGEES, MIGRANTS AND INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS IN NIGERIA
This document is intended to provide information for individuals, government officials and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that wish to access and request the cooperation of the NCFRMI.
HOW-TO CONTACT INTERNATIONAL GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONS IN EUROPE
This document is intended to provide an information manual on how to contact agencies at various levels on migration and youth issues. (This is a non-exhaustive list of intergovernmental organizations and entities headquartered in Europe) The Council of Europe The United Nations Human Rights Office International Organization for Migration
Youth Consultations - Global Overview
In 2020-21, ahead of the first GCM Regional Reviews, MYCP conducted consultations with youth-led and youth-focused organisations, as well as youth and young migrants themselves, in five regions (Europe and North America; the Middle East and North Africa (MENA); Asia and the Pacific (APAC); Latin America and the Caribbean; and Africa). Overall, 381 youth-led organisations and young migrants were reached, representing and serving over 556,000 youth across 36 countries. This global policy brief summarises the critical challenges and opportunities highlighted by young respondents around the world, as well as recommendations and good practices stemming from these consultations.
Time for an Intergenerational Social Contract: The Inclusion of the Youth in Urban Processes
Policy Paper Prepared for the UCLG World Congress and Summit of World Leaders Daejeon, Korea, October 10-14, 2022
Africa Youth Consultation
The Outcomes of Youth Participation on the GFMD Consultation
Youth Forum 2021 Impact Infographic
96 young people in 51 countries leading work on migration and development issues came together.
Central America Youth Forum 2022 Outcome Document
Youth Forum Impact Report 2021
The third annual Migration Youth Forum took place virtually on the 4th - 6th of January 2021 as the official youth preparatory space for the XIII Summit of the Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) chaired by the United Arab Emirates. This year, in addition to the three-day event in January, the Forum’s Agenda included preparatory workshops during the month of December, and the Inaugural Youth Leadership and Innovation Award.
Policy Briefs - GFMD Bali process- Asia & Pacific
UN MGCY’s Asia & Pacific Focal Points then brought these key issues and voices to the Bali Process - GFMD process. They participated and co-organized the civil society consultations before the Bali Process - GFMD event. They will now participate in the main Bali Process - GFMD Forum, representing in all breakout sessions, ensuring youth voices are heard at the highest levels and taken into consideration when identifying priorities and designing solutions.
Youth Forum Impact Report 2019/2020
The second annual Migration Youth Forum took place on the 19th - 20th of January 2020 as an official event on the margins of the XII Summit of the Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) in Ecuador. It gathered 68 young people working at the forefront of migration issues in 32 countries to consult on youth priorities and prepare for advocacy at the GFMD Summit and beyond. It was hosted by the UN Major Group for Children and Youth (UNMGCY), in partnership with IOM and UNICEF.
Youth Forum Impact Report 2018
The ICM Youth Forum took place on the 8th and 9th of December in Marrakech. It served as an official side event to the Intergovernmental Conference to adopt the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration (ICM). It brought together a diverse group of 150 young leaders from over 50 countries to discuss, consult, and commit to the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM).
Asia & Pacific Youth Regional Consultation - Bali Process
The Outcomes of Youth Participation on The GFMD Consultation
African Youth Declaration For Climate Mobility COP27
Developed by African Youth. Facilitated by the African Union Youth Envoy, YOUNGO, Migration Youth & Children Platform, and Resilient 40 Africa, enabled by the Global Centre for Climate Mobility and UNICEF, and supported by the Robert Bosch Stiftung. 10 November 2022, Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt
