Community Service Days Activity for Promoting Youth Participation in Sustainable Community Development
Local Youth Corner Cameroon is excited to announce the upcoming Community Service Days to promote youth participation in Sustainable Community Development. The first phase of the activity will take place
LOYOC and CAMASEJ Sign Strategic Partnership Agreement
The Cameroon Association of English-Speaking Journalists (CAMASEJ) and Local Youth Corner, Cameroon (LOYOC) have officially entered into a strategic partnership with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). SignedINTERNATIONAL PEACE DAY 2022
The International Day of Peace instituted by the United Nations resolution 36/37 in 1981 is celebrated worldwide. This day has been recognized by the General Assembly as a time toNa-We-We Sports Jamboree Officially Launched in Douala, Bonaberi
The euphoria that characterized the launching of the Na-We-We Sports Jamboree on Saturday, July 9, 2022, at the Lycee Polyvalent de Bonaberi, Douala was inestimable as Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)Peacebuilders Makers Space, a Salaam School Activity
While children are becoming even more vulnerable to recruitment into armed groups, in the Far North Region of Cameroon, we are forging a generation of children who will resist radicalizationLiving Together in Peace
As a Youth-led Organisation, One of our objectives at Local Youth Corner (LOYOC) is not just contributing to peacebuilding, but, ensuring that the communities we touch live together in peace.Promoting Youth Dialogue and Resilience Building Through Sports Initiative (PROYOSPORT initiative)
A1: Training of Trainers Workshop on using Sports and Leisure for Peacebuilding and Preventing Violent Extremism for IDPs and host communities. This initiative primarily seeks to build social cohesion between
Employment Opportunity
Local Youth Corner Cameroon (LOYOC) is a youth-led and youth-centred organization working with youngpeople to build peace. We focus on promoting the empowerment of young people (males and females) in
Hate Speech and Violent Conflict in Cameroon
ABSTRACT The increase in violent conflict in Cameroon has been captured by available literature as an outcome of poor governance, poverty, discrimination, marginalisation and the list continues. Nevertheless, the role
