In Peckham, London, Connected Advocacy for Empowerment and Youth Development Initiative (Connected Advocacy) is a charity youth-led and youth ,championed organization with a vision to build an integrated ecosystem where the marginalized citizens are included as active participants in the political economy of their society. Organized a land mark exhibition at Peckham levels in London […]
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Friday 8th October, Benin City played host to the first Niger Delta Climate Change Exhibition―an art exhibition that utilizes visual content (pictures, paintings, and video) to bring to the forefront of the public challenges communities and individuals face as a result of climate change across Niger Delta communities. This event was put together by Connected
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Connected Advocacy is pleased to announce its call for submissions for the first edition of the Niger Delta Climate Change Exhibition (NDCCE 2021) which is part of an initiative that aims to promote the work of artists in Nigeria that visualise the impact of climate change in their local communities. This exhibition will focus
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A National Dissemination Workshop on Nigeria’s NDCs and Youth Position at COP26: a Nexus for Climate Risks and Opportunity in Nigeria, in Commemoration of the 2021 International Youth Day Held on Thursday 19th August 2021, at Connected Advocacy Conference Room Edo State and CSDEVNET Secretariate Conference Hall and Virtually across Nigeria. The Intergenerational Equity and
Connected Advocacy for Empowerment and Youth Development Initiative urges the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria- Muhammadu Buhari to implement policies geared towards the preservation and protection of Nigeria waters from marine litters. The marine litter crisis is a call for concern, saying its sources and causes have a direct impact on the environment,
Stress and frustration have been accounted for as major factors that cause mental breakdown amongst Nigerian students. This was disclosed by the Executive Director of Connected Advocacy for Empowerment and Youth Development Initiative, Prince Israel Orekha, in a one-day sensitisation workshop held in conjunction with Legionnaire for Mankind’s Health, Netherlands, with the theme: Impact of
