Posted August 13th, 2015 at 1:04 pm (UTC-4)
Since 2012, Ana Usharek — which means “I Participate” in Arabic — has brought together more than 11,000 young people across Jordan to take a leading role in promoting civic participation and engaging with government. The program, jointly run by USAID and the National Democratic Institute, aims to support young people the chance to have constructive conversations about important policy issues.
An Appeal for More Support for Youth Civic Engagement
Since 2012, Ana Usharek — which means “I Participate” in Arabic — has brought together more than 11,000 young people across Jordan to take a leading role in promoting civic participation and engaging with government. The program, jointly run by USAID and the National Democratic Institute, aims to support young people the chance to have constructive conversations about important policy issues.