PARTNERS

Initiating Partners

The following partners laid the foundation of our Youth Peace Summit with inspiration, network and financial support. They remain involved ever since its foundation in 2025.

Partner with us

The organisation of the Youth Peace Summit is actively looking for partners to cooperate with in the development of and the implementation of the Youth Peace Summit 2026.

We are also working hard to set out course to permanent activities, with the establishment of a thriving peace-oriented youth community, providing year-round workshops, advocacy and community activities created by, and for youth from all over the globe.

Do you want to know more about the possibilities of working together? Contact us by sending and e-mail to info@youthpeacesummit.com.

In creating the programme for the Youth Peace Summit we work together with a vast network of partners. These partners facilitate workshops, talks and other programme elements and form the bedrock of our Youth Peace Network initiative.

The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs has supported our initiative since its conception in 2025.

The Corrymeela Community is Northern-Ireland’s oldest peace and reconciliation organisation, promoting community, dialogue and healing amid social, religious and political divisions.

Dialoog in Den Haag (Dialogue in The Hague) is a volunteer-based foundation aiming to create a space for dialogue amongst the many different communities in The Hague.

Leiden University College The Hague (LUC) is the international English-language Honours College of Leiden University, located in The Hague, with an innovative and cutting edge Liberal Arts & Sciences Programme.

The Centre for Good Relations is a Scotland-based non-profit with as its primary aim ‘Civic Mediation

Okedongmu Childers in Korea (OKCK) is a peacebuilding NGO based in Seoul, workinging toward a peaceful future for children on the Korean Peninsula and beyond.

The Hague Humanity Hub is a non-profit foundation and platform for hundreds of changemakers and organisations working towards a better world. For more information check out: https://www.humanityhub.org/

UNOY is a worldwide network supporting and advising young peacebuilders in making the world a better place.

Fodip (Forum for Discussion of Israel and Palestine) is a UK-based NGO aiming to host and facilitate inter-faith dialogue on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, within and between Jews, Christians, Muslims and others in the UK.

The Jonge Atlantici (Young Atlantics) is a network of students and young professionals with interest in trans-Atlantic relations and security issues. For more information: https://www.atlcom.nl/jonge-atlantici/

The international Rotaract of Scheveningen sets to make a positive change in the world.

The Netwerk Haagse Helpers is a the Hague based community empowering young people to make a change in their own community through volunteering and reaching out to those in need.

LINKS Europe is a Hague-based independent, not-for-profit, think tank. It contributes to the peaceful resolution of conflicts and the process of transition in Europe’s neighbourhood.

The Echo Foundation is an American organisation aiming to lift those voices of human dignity, justice and moral courage who are driving positive action for humankind.

The Young European Federalists (JEF) a politically oriented youth NGO advocating for the creation of a democratic European federation as a guarantee for peace, the rule of law and human rights.

Justice & Peace Netherlands is a non-profit organization dedicated to defending and promoting respect for human rights and social justice for everyone, based in The Hague.

@Ease is an NGO specialising in mental health of youth, providing mentoring, support and a listening ear for young people up to the age of 25.

Financial supporters

Donors

The Youth Peace Summit is made possible through the continuious financial support of the following funds:

PARTNERS

Initiating Partners

Partner with us

Partners

Financial supporters

Donors

Partner organisations