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🇱🇧 Hope in the Square: Lebanon’s Youth Rising
What does it mean to come of age in a country on the brink? In this episode, we dive into the stories of Lebanon’s youth — students, activists, and everyday dreamers fighting to reclaim their future.
We go beyond the headlines of the October 2019 protests, where youth across sects united to demand dignity, justice, and a new social contract. From the streets to grassroots projects, meet five youth-led movements driving real change.
- Minteshreen: https://minteshreen.com/en
- Youth Activism for Lebanese Accountability (YALA!): https://www.nwn-impact.org
- Union of Lebanese Democratic Youth (ULDY): http://www.uldy.orgÂ
- Anera Youth Initiatives: https://www.anera.orgÂ
- Al Sharq Youth Lebanon Hub: https://youth.sharqforum.org/al-sharq-youth-hubs/lebanon-saida-hubÂ
Join us as we unpack the hopes, heartbreaks, and bold ideas shaping Lebanon’s future from Beirut and beyond. Youth-led change isn’t just possible — it’s already here.
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By Anish PrabhuWhat does it mean to come of age in a country on the brink? In this episode, we dive into the stories of Lebanon’s youth — students, activists, and everyday dreamers fighting to reclaim their future.
We go beyond the headlines of the October 2019 protests, where youth across sects united to demand dignity, justice, and a new social contract. From the streets to grassroots projects, meet five youth-led movements driving real change.
- Minteshreen: https://minteshreen.com/en
- Youth Activism for Lebanese Accountability (YALA!): https://www.nwn-impact.org
- Union of Lebanese Democratic Youth (ULDY): http://www.uldy.orgÂ
- Anera Youth Initiatives: https://www.anera.orgÂ
- Al Sharq Youth Lebanon Hub: https://youth.sharqforum.org/al-sharq-youth-hubs/lebanon-saida-hubÂ
Join us as we unpack the hopes, heartbreaks, and bold ideas shaping Lebanon’s future from Beirut and beyond. Youth-led change isn’t just possible — it’s already here.