Inter-Generational Dialogues

Young future leaders and current leaders in dialogue about what a better world should look like.

The Inter-Generational Dialogues (IGDs) is a pioneering platform where we want young future leaders to dialogue with current leaders on their aspirations for what a better world should look like and offer inputs on how to shape it.

The IGDs bring together individuals from various disciplines, backgrounds and age groups representing academia, government, business, students and youth leadership, and civil society organisations to share their insights and thoughts on issues pertaining to peace and development. The IGDs discuss topical global issues towards addressing the challenges we face as a global community.

Inter-Generational Dialogues

Young people steer the conversation, guided by 4 principles.

01

Cooperation, tolerance and shared values

We can create a world that has a place for everyone

02

Building inclusive economies

We can build a better world for all

03

Protecting our shared environment

We can respect the planet as we respect each other

04

Sharing knowledge for human progress

We can solve tomorrow’s challenges today

Inter-Generational Dialogues around the world

Global Peace has held 106 Inter-Generational Dialogues in more than 100 cities since 2019. The map shows the dialogues we have records for. Select a city to read more.

Dialogue held (92)Select a dot to see the dialogue
Accra, GhanaYokohama, JapanEkurhuleni, South AfricaSanto Domingo, Dominican RepublicJohannesburg, South AfricaYaoundé, CameroonOuagadougou, Burkina FasoNarok, KenyaSan Martín, ArgentinaJuba, South SudanDurban, South AfricaMbarara, UgandaLomé, TogoThe Hague, NetherlandsHaifa and Tel Aviv, IsraelAddu City, MaldivesBonn, GermanyBanjul, The GambiaKhartoum, SudanMaseru, LesothoAlexandria, EgyptBamako, MaliNew Delhi, IndiaLisbon, PortugalKinshasa, DR CongoNiamey, NigerPokhara, NepalBujumbura, BurundiThiruvananthapuram, IndiaLusaka, ZambiaMonrovia, LiberiaAbuja, NigeriaBrazzaville, CongoLivingstone, ZambiaKathmandu, NepalAbidjan, Côte d’IvoireWindhoek, NamibiaChileDhaka, BangladeshLima, PeruMontería, ColombiaTunis, TunisiaKigali, RwandaJaffna and Chavakachcheri, Sri LankaNairobi, KenyaMaputo, MozambiqueOsun State, NigeriaKalimantan, IndonesiaGujarat, IndiaLibreville, GabonGuadalajara, MexicoMadurai, IndiaSão Paulo, BrazilBuea, CameroonFreetown, Sierra LeoneEngland, UKScotland, UKJakarta, IndonesiaKingston, JamaicaHargeisa, Garowe and Mogadishu, SomaliaNorthern Ireland, UKWales, UKToronto, CanadaPort of Spain, Trinidad and TobagoCairo, EgyptAbomey-Calavi, BeninBridgetown, BarbadosSan Pedro Sula, HondurasOsogbo, Osun State, NigeriaClarendon, JamaicaLa Paz, BoliviaRoseau, DominicaMaracaibo, VenezuelaKampala, UgandaKingstown, St Vincent and the GrenadinesTehran, IranManila, PhilippinesPorto, PortugalNorth Carolina, USASan José, Costa RicaManagua, NicaraguaPanama City, PanamaNew York, USASanto Domingo, Dominican RepublicDodoma, TanzaniaLos Angeles, USADakar, SenegalGaborone, BotswanaMelbourne, AustraliaQuito, EcuadorMadrid, SpainIslamabad, Pakistan

Dialogue reports

26 reports
Global Peace

We did it! 100 dialogues in 100 cities.

Holding Inter-Generational Dialogues in more than 100 cities was a monumental collective effort by young people, partners and volunteers around the world. Now help us take it further: host a dialogue, join a country team or partner with us.