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June 20, 2020

ACWAY Impact Report (2019–2020)

July 24, 2019

Baku International Youth Forum (2019)

September 10, 2018

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We just had our first reunion call with Fellows fr

We just had our first reunion call with Fellows from the Uzbekistan Forum cohort!It was amazing to reconnect, hear updates, brainstorm project ideas, and learn about the work our Fellows are doing in their communities.We’re excited to hear about the activities our Fellows implement over the next few months!#ACWAYForum2026 #FromDialogueToAction #Uzbekistan2026 #YouthLead #UnityInDiversity

Can you believe it’s already been a year since our

Can you believe it’s already been a year since our Youth Interfaith Forum in Cape Town?A year since 55 emerging leaders, from 25 countries, and 15 faith and non-faith backgrounds gathered to share ideas, drive action, and reimagine youth and interfaith collaboration.A year since we welcomed the amazing Cape Town cohort to our global network of Fellows.A year since young leaders joined IF20 panels to share their expertise in areas ranging from mental health and AI ethics to addressing ethnic tensions and gender equality.A year since our Fellows stood up during sessions at the IF20 and made sure their voices were heard.A year since the first intergenerational panel discussion was held during the closing of the G20 Interfaith Forum.A year since we made friends and connections that will last a lifetime.A year since we attempted to create High School Musical: Cape Town edition.And a reminder on #InternationalYouthDay, that even though the Forum is over, young leaders want opportunities for real influence not performative involvement. And a reminder that we will build our own table if we aren’t given seats at existing ones.

Let’s put performative youth activism where it bel

Let’s put performative youth activism where it belongs.#YouthLeadership #Interfaith #Intercultural #YouthEmpowerment #ACWAY

It's just as cool as it sounds! If you want to ge

It's just as cool as it sounds!If you want to get involved with ACWAY on a regular basis, all you have to do is reach out to us - we're always looking for more volunteers. And if you want to become an alumni, the first step is to present your project!In the meantime, how would you describe your advocacy work in an illegal way?#interfaithdialogue #acway #acwayforum2026

Day 3 recap! After some improvised dancing it was

Day 3 recap!After some improvised dancing it was time to get back to work!That meant honing in on your pitches. The reason you were all chosen to be at this edition of ACWAY was because of your commitment to your communities - and after everything you’d taken in during this forum, the idea is for you to implement this and take it back home.But what better way to do this than to get feedback from your peers? And you did, multiple rounds of it! This also allowed all of us to feel more invested in each other’s projects 🥰After our closing ceremony, we visited the Founder’s Cafe to learn more about different initiatives being implemented by the youth here in Tashkent.Our day ended with a cultural dinner and some dancing! And that’s a wrap for this ACWAY forum!Thank you to all of our supporters, participants, partners and sponsors. None of this would have been possible without you.What was your favorite moment from the last day? Let us know in the comments down below!

What’s it like to be a returning fellow at ACWAY?

What’s it like to be a returning fellow at ACWAY?This is @parthbhansali - from our 2021 Bologna, Italy cohort. His main takeaway: interfaith dialogue is not easy, but coming back to spaces like this one is a reminder of how important it is to keep these connections alive and to have the chance to interact with other people doing the same type of work.Parth has actually presented multiple ACWAY projects since he first joined as a fellow! And that’s the main requirement for you to be a full member of our network = creating an ACWAY project in your community within 6 months of our forum!#interfaithdialogue #acway #acwayforum2026

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