May 25, 2022

Social Inclusion and Equity, Peace-Building and Security, Governance, Active Citizenship, Environment, Environment

A. Empowering youth leaders without a vision, societies implode, families collapse and individual lives are \r\ndestroyed. Extreme self-centered individualism is dangerous and destructive. To cater this, the IAYSP offers a vision \r\nwith clear goals, based on universal, time-tested principles that allow young people to look beyond immediate selfgratification. IAYSP provides hope for a world of peace that empowers and motivates youth to lead.\r\nB. Creating a culture of peace deterring aggression is the job of the army and police; creating peace is the \r\nresponsibility of every citizen. There are two fundamental standards for peace building: i) altruism or preferring \r\nothers above one’s self, and ii) the family as the school of love and cornerstone of social order\r\nC. Supporting the SDG’s of the United Nation.\r\nUnited Nations in two ways, IAYSP service projects are linked to the UN international days, such as the International \r\nYouth Days, the International Day of Peace, the World Interfaith Harmony Week, are celebrated by our chapter.