Hello Youth! We Hear You!
Find out what Theresa got up to at the African Health Agenda International Conference (AHAIC) in Kigali, Rwanda.
Conversation with Adria and Theresa
In the first podcast blog from Fondation Botnar, you’ll meet the third cohort of Young Professionals, Adria and Theresa.
Meet young people driving social change in Tanga, Tanzania
We’ve been learning about the success of the OurCity initiative in Tanga, Tanzania, through stories captured through video by young people Rajabu, Sabrina, Zainabu and Hussen. Today we bring their energy, experience, and vision to you!
Young Gamechangers Initiative
Together with UN-Habitat, WHO and Block by Block Foundation, we are launching our new Young Gamechangers Initiative (YGI).
#MyCityMyVoice
Your chance to be part of conversations to improve wellbeing at the 11th session of the World Urban Forum (WUF 11).
Achieving the SDGs by advancing youth participation
Our Chief Program Officer, Susanna Hausmann, reflects on how far we still have to go when it comes to implementing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and why meaningful youth participation is crucial to their success.
Fondation Botnar launches TYPCities research call
Fondation Botnar is launching a call for innovative proposals that aim to leverage data and frontier technologies to create rapid impact for and with young people in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
Q&A with Thando Hlongwane: Helping young people achieve their goals with Yoma
This Q&A is the first in a new series where we’re exploring the impact of our programs from the unique perspective of the people involved — including young people who have been involved in their design and implementation. First up,…
Amnesty International and Fondation Botnar launch first large-scale program to help children and young people campaign for their digital rights
Six-year RIGHTS Click program will demand that young people’s voices are heard by policy-makers and technology companies.
Supporting the launch of the Health Data Governance Principles: strengthening human rights and equity in the digital transformation of health
Digital technologies and AI continue to emerge as potentially transformative forces with the potential to address current challenges in healthcare delivery, health services and public health.