Generation Positive

The New Identity

Generation Positive (G+) is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to public welfare, established in 2014. Our mission is to empower and support the youth, nurturing a new identity for Afghanistan that embodies volunteerism, peace, quality education, and positive social development. Since our inception, we have expanded our reach to support Afghan refugees, establishing branches in Iran, Pakistan, Turkey, and Europe since 2018.

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Vision

Generation Positive envisions a future where the youth of Afghanistan and beyond are equipped to lead transparent, just, and thriving societies. We aim to build, enhance, and develop the capacities of the new generation towards achieving a humanitarian, transparent, and prosperous future in Afghanistan and for Afghan communities worldwide.

Mission

Generation Positive (G+), in addition to youth empowerment, participation and leadership, volunteerism, Cultural development, and capacity building, strives to support the implementation of UN SDGs throughout Afghanistan, particularly focusing on the goals.

Approaches

Learning by doing
Establishing and running clubs
Conducting seminars, events, summits, symposiums, exhibitions, campaigns, discussions, talks, conferences, press releases and other means
Awareness raising
Campaigning
Advocacy
Research
Life coaching
Fellowships and internship

Goals

To develop and build youth capacity
To cultivate positive thinking
To end extremism and build peaceful future
To cultivate acceptance and patriotism
To cultivate volunteerism and the culture of urban living, and civic responsibilities
To cultivate the culture of reading and studying
To support, raise awareness and advocate for UN SDGs
To raise awareness and advocate for environment protection
To maintain the relationship and coordinate among national and international youth organizationsTo raise awareness about Afghanistan constitution and other laws and regulations

Webinar: Afghan Journalists in Exile

Afghanistan, Turkey, Pakistan, Iran, Europe, North America

Generation Positive G+ hosted a crucial webinar titled “Afghan Journalists in Exile.” This timely event brought together a virtual audience deeply concerned about the plight of Afghan journalists forced to flee their homeland.

The Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan has had a devastating impact on journalism in the country. Many journalists, particularly women, now face threats, intimidation, and a complete shutdown of independent media outlets.

Mobilizing for Change: Youth and the SDGs

Istanbul, Turkey

The Generation Positive Organization G+ and the UN Sustainable Development Goals have collaborated to host the first-ever SDGs talk for Afghan immigrants in Istanbul, Turkey. This landmark event brought together passionate young minds and established leaders to discuss how we can collectively achieve a more sustainable future.

Webinar: Afghanistan & Human Rights Issues

Istanbul, Turkey

Generation Positive G+, recently hosted a powerful webinar titled “Afghanistan & Human Rights Issues.” This timely event brought together a virtual audience eager to address the critical situation in Afghanistan.
The webinar focused on the current state of human rights, particularly those pertaining to women and minorities, in the wake of recent developments. Experts, activists, and Afghan immigrants based in Turkey shared their insights and experiences, shedding light on the challenges faced by the Afghan people.

Women and Power

Kabul Afghanistan

9th Positive Generation Dialogue
On the occasion of March 8th, International Women’s Day

The event brought together inspiring women like Elham Qat’e, Masoudeh Kohsani, Shakila Nazari, and Khaleda Adib for a discussion on women’s empowerment, gender equality, and their roles in society. Lima Anwari facilitated the program, which included speeches and interactive dialogue with students in attendance.

National Civic Engagement and Political Leadership among Women

Afghanistan

Generation Positive G+ successfully organized the first-ever National Civic Engagement and Political Leadership Conference for women, which has served as a launchpad for aspiring female leaders. The conference, attended by over 400 Afghan youth, featured engaging discussions, workshops, and inspiring keynote addresses.

This conference has ignited a spark among the attendees, encouraging them to participate actively in civic responsibility and political ambition. As a result, we can expect to see a surge in civic engagement and a rise in female political participation in the future.