To increase the capacity of clerics to challenge violent extremism narratives & promote non-violence and peace, AMYU implements a 2-Day non-residential training program for 30 young religious leaders selected from different mosques and churches across regions in country.

This one-day retreat by AMYU involve twenty (20) invited “elders” from different faith groups to come together to discuss interfaith youth activities in the country and to provide consultation to our Peace projects and developing future interfaith initiatives.

AMYU implements an interfaith youth retreat where 30 youth drawn from project universities and
communities engage each other for three days directly in small-group dialogue sessions organized by
conflict. Together, they will tackle the most painful and divisive issues defining their conflict, sharing their personal experiences, reflecting on competing narratives, and challenging each other’s prejudices

AMYU recognizes the role social media plays in the lives of young people especially those at
universities. This training is built on young people’s interest in using social media as tool to spread
messages of hope, togetherness, unity and cohesion. Young people of the different universities are
trained on how to use Facebook, twitter and Instagram and other social media platforms to spread
positive messages to other fellow youth

AMYU conducts an Annual National Interfaith Harmony Walk in Uganda under the theme: “Walking
together for the love and good of all.” The event is an opportunity for communities to interact positively with each other and raise awareness on the need for interfaith dialogue, tolerance and peaceful coexistence in our communities.