Youth Engagement · Peace & Governance

Conflict Mitigation & Dialogue

We bring youth and local duty bearers to the same table, from sub-county debate halls to district radio studios, so that Northern Uganda's next generation shapes the peace it inherits.

Our Approach

How a debate becomes a decision

Every recording you hear below started the same way: a community raised a concern, and we built a structured path for it to reach the people who could act on it.

STEP 01

Community Consultation

Youth groups surface the issues that matter most in their parish or sub-county.

STEP 02

Sub-County Debate

A recorded, moderated session puts youth questions directly to local leaders.

STEP 03

District Dialogue

The strongest concerns are escalated to district duty bearers for a public response.

STEP 04

Follow-Up & Advocacy

VISO tracks the commitments made and keeps the pressure on until they're honoured.

Listen & Learn

Youth Debate Archive

Recorded debates from sub-county to district level, featuring community youth and the local duty bearers who answer to them.

Debate Session 01

Strategic dialogue at the sub-county level focusing on youth inclusion in local governance and security.

Debate Session 02

District-level engagement with local duty bearers regarding peacebuilding initiatives.

Debate Session 03

Community-led discussion on conflict resolution and the role of youth leaders.

Debate Session 04

Radio dialogue session exploring the impact of local policies on youth peace initiatives.

Debate Session 05

Assessment of the push and pull factors that support early marriage in the Acholi sub-region.

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Your support keeps VISO hosting these dialogues across Northern Uganda.

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Archive Footage

2021 Election Virtual Debates

Pre-Election Dialogue

Recorded: January 2021

Post-Election Peace Building

Recorded: March 2021

On The Ground

Engagement in Northern Uganda

Help us keep the dialogue going

Every debate we host and every broadcast we air is funded by people who believe youth deserve a seat at the table.