African Youth Movement (AYM)

Building the Twenty-First Century African Youth Movement (AYM)Virtual Conference on Youth, Employment, and Righteous RageFirst Annual Virtual Conference

Attendees: Members of the AYM Board of Advisors, Management Team, Volunteers, African Youth (11-17 and 18-35 age groups), and General Supporters.

Date: Saturday, July 19, 2025
Venue: Virtual Conference (Google Meet)

Registration: $15 USD (Scholarship option available)
Sponsored by the Twenty-First Century African Youth Movement, Inc.

Purpose of the Conference:
To empower young Africans by exploring the concept of “Righteous Rage,” addressing youth
employment, leadership accountability, and decolonization. The conference will foster actionable
insights and strategies for youth-driven transformation across the continent.

Objectives:

  • To introduce and deepen the understanding of “Righteous Rage” among African youth.
  • To explore strategies for holding African leaders accountable and fostering servant
  • leadership.
  • To discuss youth employment through innovation, value addition, and local resource
  • utilization.
  • To deconstruct neocolonial narratives and encourage African youth to reclaim and share
  • authentic African stories.
  • To foster unity, collaboration, and sovereign African identity among participants.

Outcomes:

  • Clear articulation and adoption of the concept “Righteous Rage.”
  • Concrete strategies for youth-driven leadership accountability in Africa.
  • Actionable insights for improving youth employment opportunities.
  • Enhanced competencies in African storytelling, media engagement, and narrative
  • sovereignty.
  • Strengthened network among African youth dedicated to socio-economic transformation.

Topics Covered During the Conference:

  • Understanding and Harnessing “Righteous Rage”
  • Youth Employment and Value Addition: Lessons from Burkina Faso
  • Leadership Accountability and Servant Leadership in Africa
  • Decolonizing African Minds: Reclaiming Our Narratives
  • Building a Unified African Identity and Sovereignty

Follow-up Actions:

  • Establishment of working groups to continue conference discussions and implement agreed-upon strategies.
  • Monthly virtual sessions to track progress, share experiences, and sustain the momentum from the conference.
  • Encourage youth-led multimedia content creation on contemporary African issues for the AYM YouTube Channel.

Register today at https://www.aym-inc.org.
Scholarships available upon request.

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