Young Africans Initiative, founded in 2019, A NON-Governmental Organization has always aimed to provide free, easy-to-access, and high-quality Peace, non -violence and building minds information to help schools, communities, religion, the society,etc. About Us
Young Africans Initiative, founded in 2019, A NON-Governmental Organization has always aimed to provide free, easy-to-access, and high-qual
ity Peace, non -violence and building minds information to help schools, communities, religion, the society, businesses, unprofessional and professionals to grow in a unique way of life. We’ve always strived to provide articles that will help people develop themselves or improve the processes of environmental capacity building and standing for justice. Now, over 5 years into our endeavor, we’ve compiled one of the largest collections of helping our nation fight for elections justice and freedom from insecurities, etc. This dream came about as the result of mild practices, injustices, corruption, insecurity, violence, brutality, abject poverty, sickness and drug abuse taking our over young generation and future leaders. Over our time creating this organization, we’ve seen millions of people globally fighting for freedom, justice and peace on the site to get the high-quality change that they need. We’re grateful and excited that we get to continue to deliver on our mission today in an organized and modern way as we strive to answer the world’s greatest questions on Peace, Security, Justice and Human Rights. Young African Initiative is currently owned and operated by Founder, Activist Ismaeil Ralph Barry (CEO) and Activists of diverts backgrounds in numbers of Eight(8) working together for the good of a better society and global world. MISSION:
To create better lives for generations of children and youth by reforming the child’s mind for a peaceful society and developmental oriented and preach, teach and voice out injustices making the justice systems to work without corruption. We are missionaries for Justice and a better society standup against ANYTHING that harms society, nature and the world our dwelling place. We are on a global crusade to make life worth living without violence. VISION:
Our vision is that all children, youth, and young adults are healthy, safe and thriving; cared for by their community; valued as they are; and have a sense of belonging. A State, Society and World free for violence. Nothing is “IMPOSSIBLE”. VALUES:
“Our mission is to create better lives for generations of children and youth by reforming the child minds and how the government justice systems works. Through this reform we seek a state of racial and ethnic equity – where no child or youth’s racial or ethnic identity predicts, in a statistical sense, how they fare. We understand that racial inequities and injustices are the result of racist policies and practices. We act upon this understanding through our organization-wide commitment to anti-racism – the work of actively opposing racism by advocating for changes in the political, economic, and social realms in which children and youth live and grow. Our mission and the active work of anti-racism cannot be separated.” YIA staffers & Board
We strive to work alongside those directly impacted by racism to undo the policies and practices that cause ongoing harm. We understand that our work to dismantle racism must start within our own organization. We are actively guided by and engaged in this work every day. Racial equity in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems is our end point. OUR APPROACH:
By convening and partnering with parents, advocates, service providers and policymakers, YAI develops and advances innovative approaches to systemic change to support kids, stabilize families, and strengthen communities. We work to achieve research-based, data-driven, tangible outcomes for generations of youth. OUR WORK IS…
Youth-centered: We respond to the urgent and critical needs articulated by our state’s most vulnerable youth, including their voices in our research, data collection, and project design. Collaborative: We bring together all stakeholders, including families and youth, to plan and implement our reform efforts. Data-driven: We research best and promising practices to inform our work. Innovative: We seek fresh ideas and interventions, conduct research, test pilot projects, and advocate for new policies that make change possible.
