Ajmal Ramyar

The APT organized the third cycle of its Leadership Development Program. In this cycle, which consisted of ten online sessions, 24 female and male university students from the different provinces of Afghanistan got the chance to learn various topics including Communication, Women in Leadership, Leadership Styles, Building Trust, Women in Peace and Conflict, Leadership Legacy, […]

We are pleased that during the past month we were able to publish the research papers of our mentorship program in a booklet under the title of “One Year after Afghanistan Fall: What was life like under the Taliban Rule?” The Booklet consists of an introduction and four articles that the mentorship participants – in

During the past quarter, APT organized online leadership sessions for 30 debate club members and students from different universities across Afghanistan. The objective of the leadership program is to increase the capacity of our debate club members and students in order to be future leaders of the country who are open-minded and critical thinkers with

During the past quarter, APT organized 6 coaching sessions for 25 young women from our debate clubs and students from different universities of different provinces of Afghanistan. The objectiveof this program was to build critical thinking skills and reflective writing skills of the participants, At the end of the program, students will report human rights

During the month of November and December 2021, APT in collaboration with Monash International Affairs Society of Monash University connected Afghan female students with Monash university students to help them continue thinking and writing about important issues while they are unable to attend university under the Taliban regime. The program had two primary aims. First,

APT organized leadership sessions for fifty debate club members and students from different universities and provinces. The objective of the leadership classes was to increase the capacity of our debate club members and students in order to be future leaders of the country who are open minded and critical thinkers with true qualities of a

In April 2021, APT announced calls for applications to select the fourth Afghan Youth Representative to the United Nations for 2021. We have received around 150 applications from across the country. Fifteen people were shortlisted to attend the written test and interview, which was organized online and in-person in June 2021. Ahead of the final

On August 6, 2021, APT organized a one-day local debate tournament hosting around 140 youth from different universities in Kabul. The tournament enabled university students to debate and offered arguments about the challenges in the way of peace, youth, and women’s rights in the country. The debaters representing different positions in the tournament were from