Beydaar Society

Beydaar Society A youth-led organization that aims to create awareness & civic sense in the Pakistani people.

Beydaar is a non-politicized, a not-for-profit youth led organization registered under societies act 1860. It is a society marked by humanistic values and devotion to human welfare that aims to bring about academic, social, moral and ethical awareness primarily through lectures, literature, seminars, conferences and various events within the youth of Pakistan. Beydaar is also aimed to promote arts

and culture in the society and provides a platform to showcase your talents in a meaningful way. Also The name “Beydaar”; literal meaning awake; shows our concern to help our youth in personal awakening, identify the problems they are facing, find causes of those problem and find meaningful solutions to address those problems. We are a team of devoted and energetic youth from Pakistan committed to excellence and uplift of society. We tend to form a patriotic and philanthropic blend of youth which is not only capable of raising its voice for truth, human rights and peace but is also efficient to address the needs at any time to serve the country and thus the humanity. We believe that the only way to be saved from the torrents of disintegration of society is possible through unified, consolidated and organized youth which believes on the principle of “Be the change you want to see”. Using media as an effective tool, we try to spread awareness and address issues by doing radio show on regular basis, live drama, short films etc. Our team is committed to work for the peace and welfare of the society.

As we mark UN Peacebuilding Week 2026 under the theme "Partnerships for Innovation, Inclusion, and Impact," we celebrate...
23/06/2026

As we mark UN Peacebuilding Week 2026 under the theme "Partnerships for Innovation, Inclusion, and Impact," we celebrate the collective efforts that make sustainable peace possible.

Beydaar Society joined a nationwide cohort of youth-led organizations under the Transforming Violent Extremism Through Digital Engagement (TVEDE) campaign, working to address prejudice, misinformation, polarization, and harmful narratives through creative and community-centered approaches. By leveraging digital storytelling, arts-based advocacy, dialogue, and civic engagement, the campaign sought to promote empathy, critical thinking, social cohesion, and resilience among young people and communities. In an increasingly digital world, such efforts are vital in preventing the spread of extremist narratives and fostering safer, more inclusive online and offline spaces.

This impactful campaign was brought to life through the dedication and diverse peacebuilding initiatives of our partner organizations: Beydaar Society, YDF, SPADO, OPD, CYAAD, PYCA, PCWRFF, HEELA and THSI. From music, art, and interactive theatre to community dialogues and dynamic digital content, each organization played a vital role in challenging harmful stereotypes, amplifying positive narratives, and strengthening social harmony across communities.

We also extend our sincere gratitude to our oversight partners: Shaoor Foundation for Education and Awareness, GLOW Consultants (Private) Limited, Search for Common Ground, and The Centrum Media. Through their strategic guidance, capacity-building workshops, mentorship, support, and continuous feedback, they empowered this cohort to transform complex peacebuilding concepts into a meaningful action-oriented campaign.

Peace is strongest when built together. Through partnership, innovation, and inclusion, we continue to work toward a more empathetic, resilient, and tolerant society for all.

As we mark UN Peacebuilding Week 2026 under the theme "Partnerships for Innovation, Inclusion, and Impact," we celebrate...
23/06/2026

As we mark UN Peacebuilding Week 2026 under the theme "Partnerships for Innovation, Inclusion, and Impact," we celebrate the collective efforts that make sustainable peace possible.

Beydaar Society joined a nationwide cohort of youth-led organizations under the Transforming Violent Extremism Through Digital Engagement (TVEDE) campaign, working to address prejudice, misinformation, polarization, and harmful narratives through creative and community-centered approaches. By leveraging digital storytelling, arts-based advocacy, dialogue, and civic engagement, the campaign sought to promote empathy, critical thinking, social cohesion, and resilience among young people and communities. In an increasingly digital world, such efforts are vital in preventing the spread of extremist narratives and fostering safer, more inclusive online and offline spaces.

This impactful campaign was brought to life through the dedication and diverse peacebuilding initiatives of our partner organizations: Beydaar Society, YDF, SPADO, OPD, CYAAD, PYCA, PCWRFF, HEELA and THSI. From music, art, and interactive theatre to community dialogues and dynamic digital content, each organization played a vital role in challenging harmful stereotypes, amplifying positive narratives, and strengthening social harmony across communities.

We also extend our sincere gratitude to our oversight partners: Shaoor Foundation for Education and Awareness, GLOW Consultants (Private) Limited, Search for Common Ground, and The Centrum Media. Through their strategic guidance, capacity-building workshops, mentorship, support, and continuous feedback, they empowered this cohort to transform complex peacebuilding concepts into a meaningful action-oriented campaign.

Peace is strongest when built together. Through partnership, innovation, and inclusion, we continue to work toward a more empathetic, resilient, and tolerant society for all.

This UN Peacebuilding Week, Beydaar Society reflects on our shared responsibility to dismantle polarization and nurture ...
22/06/2026

This UN Peacebuilding Week, Beydaar Society reflects on our shared responsibility to dismantle polarization and nurture social cohesion. It is true that lasting peace cannot be built in isolation, it requires us to intentionally bridge systemic divides, amplify marginalized voices, and cultivate spaces of deep, mutual understanding.

By equipping the youth with the tools for critical dialogue and community leadership, we are laying the groundwork for a more resilient and inclusive society. Let us move beyond coexistence toward active solidarity!

Beydaar Society conducted an engaging awareness session with the Christian community on the impact of child marriage.The...
17/04/2026

Beydaar Society conducted an engaging awareness session with the Christian community on the impact of child marriage.

The session brought together youth and parents to reflect on how early marriage affects education, mental health, and overall well-being. Through interactive activities like life cycle mapping and street theatre, participants explored the long-term consequences of early marriage across health, education, and financial stability.

The session concluded with an open discussion where participants shared their reflections and evolving understanding, highlighting the importance of continued dialogue on child marriage and SRHR at the community level.

This Eid, as the world navigates moments of tension and uncertainty, let’s choose to lead with compassion.May this occas...
21/03/2026

This Eid, as the world navigates moments of tension and uncertainty, let’s choose to lead with compassion.

May this occasion remind us to share kindness, practice tolerance, and keep the spirit of peace alive in our homes, our communities, and beyond.

Eid Mubarak. 🕊️✨

In times of war, the strongest voice is the one that calls for peace.Peace begins with us, through empathy, dialogue, an...
16/03/2026

In times of war, the strongest voice is the one that calls for peace.
Peace begins with us, through empathy, dialogue, and respect for every human life.

Sometimes what divides us most are stereotypes, assumptions that keep communities apart before real conversations even b...
15/03/2026

Sometimes what divides us most are stereotypes, assumptions that keep communities apart before real conversations even begin.

But young leadership has the power to change that narrative. When young people step forward with open minds and shared purpose, they challenge stereotypes and build bridges of understanding.

Because the future of peace depends on leaders who choose connection over labels.

Sometimes the real divide isn’t our differences, it’s the lack of dialogue.When conversations stop, assumptions grow, an...
15/03/2026

Sometimes the real divide isn’t our differences, it’s the lack of dialogue.

When conversations stop, assumptions grow, and distances widen. But when we recognize our collective responsibility to work for peace, those gaps begin to close.

Dialogue builds understanding, and shared commitment turns diverse voices into a united force for a more peaceful society.

Sometimes the biggest divide isn’t our differences, it’s misunderstanding.Young religious leaders and civil society repr...
15/03/2026

Sometimes the biggest divide isn’t our differences, it’s misunderstanding.

Young religious leaders and civil society representatives may come from different spaces, and assumptions can easily create distance. But when the focus shifts to serving the community, those differences begin to matter less.

Shared purpose builds trust. And when we work together for the well-being of our communities, misunderstandings turn into conversations, and conversations into collaboration.

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Office#2, First Floor (Mezzanine Floor), SNC Center, Block D, Blue Area
Islamabad
44000

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