Tras décadas de conflicto, los pueblos de África están reconstruyendo el tejido de las sociedades resilientes y prósperas. El trabajo del AFSC en Burundi, Kenia, Somalia y Zimbabue promueve la paz duradera y la reconciliación ayudando a los jóvenes, las mujeres y los hombres a superar el trauma de la violencia, desarrollar capacidades para el autoempleo y reconstruir el sentido de comunidad. A través de nuestro Programa de Diálogo e Intercambio, el AFSC extiende la incidencia de este trabajo a otros 20 países de África.
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Programas relacionados
Burundi: Youth & Community Empowerment
AFSC’s Burundi Program aims to create a society where all people can enjoy peace and dignity, meet their basic needs, and make meaningful contributions to peace and community development.
Kenya: Peaceful Youth & Communities
In Kenya, AFSC works to promote a culture of peace among youth and the communities in which they live. We also work with grassroots leaders to enhance effective community and national-level engagement around issues of peace.
Salama Hub
AFSC’s Salama Hub, established in 2021, is a research and advocacy hub focused on promoting peace and stability in the Horn of Africa.
Somalia: Youth Development and Livelihood
The AFSC Somalia Program works with youth to develop innovative and creative ideas for building lasting peace. We reach past clan and ideology to insure the inclusion of all people.
South Sudan: Trauma Healing for Enhanced Peacebuilding
AFSC’s South Sudan Program addresses trauma among peacebuilders through conflict healing and reconciliation.
Zimbabwe and South Africa
AFSC helps to foster peace, community cohesion, and resilience in Zimbabwe and South Africa. We work with communities and key stakeholders in the following provinces in Zimbabwe – Masvingo and Beitbridge, and in South Africa Limpopo Province. Our partners include local civil society, community, and faith based organisations.
Global Policy and Strategy
AFSC has more than a century of experience working with communities across the globe. In our policy and advocacy work, we bring these perspectives to the U.S. capital, United Nations, and other policy bodies.