Alliance for Peace, Justice and Human Rights

23/06/2026

Today, the PEACEGEN Liberia – The Generation for Peace Project, funded by the European Union in Liberia and co-funded by the Embassy of Ireland was officially launched

PEACEGEN Liberia is a transformative initiative aimed at strengthening sustainable in-country capacities for effective conflict management and peacebuilding, while advancing reconciliation and transitional justice across Liberia. The project creates meaningful opportunities for women, youth, survivors, and communities to actively participate in dialogue, decision-making, and actions that promote healing, accountability, justice, and lasting peace.

By amplifying diverse voices and fostering inclusive participation, PEACEGEN Liberia is helping to build a more peaceful, united, and resilient Liberia. Through collaboration across generations and communities
, we can advance reconciliation, address past injustices, and strengthen the foundations for sustainable peace.

As an institution committed to peacebuilding, youth empowerment, gender equality, and social justice, we are honored to be part of this consortium headed by Kvinna till Kvinna and Women NGOs Secretariat of Liberia.

Together we’re “Bridging Generations for Peace.”🕊️🇱🇷

22/06/2026

Tomorrow June 23, 2026, the PeaceGen Liberia - Generation for Peace Project officially launches. This project is funded by the European Union in Liberia and co-funded by the Embassy of Ireland.

This morning, the consortium headed by Kvinna till Kvinna and co-partner Women NGOs Secretariat of Liberia and other members participated in a radio talk show to introduce the project and inform the public about its goals and importance.

PEACEGEN Liberia is a transformative initiative aimed at strengthening peace building, reconciliation, and transitional justice across Liberia. The project seeks to create meaningful opportunities for women, youth, survivors, and communities to actively engage in dialogue and decision-making processes that promote healing, accountability, justice, and sustainable peace.

By amplifying diverse voices and fostering inclusive participation, PEACEGEN Liberia will build a more peaceful, united, and resilient future for all Liberians. Together we can advance reconciliation, address past injustices, and create lasting foundations for peace.

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21/06/2026

On this Father’s Day, the Alliance for Peace, Justice and Human Rights (APJHR) honors fathers whose strength, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment shape families and inspire communities.

As protectors, mentors, and agents of peace, fathers play a vital role in advancing justice, dignity, and human rights.

We salute all fathers whose love and leadership continue to build a more compassionate and peaceful world.

Happy Father’s Day ❤️❤️

19/06/2026

Kakata City, Margibi County | June 15–19, 2026

In partnership with SOS Children's Villages Liberia and and Institute for Policy Evaluation and Research - IPER , the APJHR successfully concluded a five-day capacity-building training for representatives of youth-led organizations in Kakata City, Margibi County.

The training provided participants with practical knowledge and skills in rights-based advocacy, stakeholder engagement, campaign development, and abuse reporting. Through engaging discussions, interactive sessions, and group exercises, participants strengthened their ability to champion the rights and inclusion of vulnerable and marginalized young people.

Participants also developed action plans to help translate the knowledge gained into meaningful actions within their respective organizations.

The program concluded with the presentation of certificates to all participants, recognizing their successful completion and commitment to advancing youth rights and inclusion.

This project is funded by the European Union🇪🇺

European Union in Liberia

18/06/2026

With Tshisimani - Centre for Activist Education – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

16/06/2026

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and limitless potential of every African child. May we continue to create a world where their dreams are protected, their voices are heard, and their futures are bright. Happy Day of the African child.

16/06/2026

Last week, two staff members of the Alliance for Peace, Justice, and Human Rights (APJHR)—the Acting Executive Director and the Administration and Finance Intern participated in a five-day Fundraising Training in Sierra Leone, organized by the The Fund for Global Human Rights and YOCEL

The training provided valuable insights into various aspects of resource mobilization, including fundraising strategies, effective communication, proposal writing, and budgeting. These sessions strengthened participants' technical skills and enhanced their capacity to contribute to the sustainability and growth of the organization.

APJHR remains deeply grateful for this opportunity to learn, build institutional capacity, and invest in the professional development of its staff. We appreciate the Global Fund for Human Rights and YOCEL for their continued support in empowering grassroots organizations to become stronger, more effective, and sustainable agents of change.

15/06/2026

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Nobel Women’s Initiative invite applications for the 2026 Sister-to-Sister Young Feminist Leadership Program.

15/06/2026

Five Days Capacity Building for Youth-Led Organizations in Margibi County!

The Alliance for Peace Justice and Human Rights (APJHR), in partnership with SOS Children’s Villages Liberia, SOS Children’s Villages Denmark, and IPER, is conducting a 5-Day Capacity Building Training on Rights-Based Advocacy, Abuse Reporting Mechanisms from June 15–19, 2026, in Kakata City, Margibi County under the Strengthening Civil Society Organizations working for the Inclusion of Vulnerable and Marginalized Youth project, funded by the European Union.

This training brings together representatives of youth-led organizations to strengthen their knowledge and skills in:

1. Rights-based advocacy
2.Human rights promotion
3. Stakeholder engagement
4. Campaign development
5. Abuse documentation and reporting

Through interactive sessions, practical exercises, and action planning, participants will be equipped with the tools needed to advocate for the rights and inclusion of vulnerable and marginalized youth across their communities.

Together, we are building stronger organizations, promoting accountability, and empowering young people to drive positive social change.
European Union in Liberia
SOS Children's Villages Liberia

Tshisimani - Centre for Activist Education
Nobel Women's Initiative
CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation

08/06/2026

International Meeting Announcement‼️

Our Executive Director, Ms. Joyce Freeman, and our staff member, Arthurline Nawen Neewray, are currently in Bo Sierra Leone attending the Global Fund for Human Rights Fundraising Training.

The Global Fund for Human Rights has been one of our key donors, supporting our Pathway to Justice Program through YOCEL as part of the Wologisi 2.0 Project for grassroots NGOs in Liberia.

As APJHR continues to work toward sustainability and the development of programs that can thrive beyond donor funding, this training is essential to our growth and long-term impact.

We are truly grateful for this opportunity.
The Fund for Global Human Rights

YOCEL Community
CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation YAL 2020 Participant
Nobel Women's Initiative