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Youngsolwara Pacific
Youngsolwara is a regional movement comprised
of a collective of activists from the Pacific. We share common concerns on issues impacting our Pacific people and our islands. Youngsolwara is a movement birthed from the regional gathering, Wansolwara Madang Dance in 2014. The Madang Dance was a gathering of practitioners, academics, musicians, bloggers, artists, university students, community workers, social workers and activists, youth and church thinkers. The Madang Dance provided the opportunity for youth and students who attended the meeting to have a separate space from the larger Wansolwara Movement to discuss issues concerning the Pacific through a young Pacific person’s perspective. Participants include students from the Divine Word University (PNG), University of Papua New Guinea (PNG), University of Goroka (PNG), University of the South Pacific (Fiji), West Papuan activists, Victoria University (New Zealand), Bismarck Ramu Group (BRG), Pacific Network on Globalisation (Regional), Pacific Conference of Churches (Regional) and other participants from Papua New Guinea. |
Latest News
2023 Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day March
ŌTEPOTI DECLARATION
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PRESS RELEASE:
Japan’s nuclear radioactive waste disposal plans are a fundamental
breach of Pacific Peoples right to a clean, healthy and sustainable
environment: Pacific Groups
Japan’s nuclear radioactive waste disposal plans are a fundamental
breach of Pacific Peoples right to a clean, healthy and sustainable
environment: Pacific Groups
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Our Morning Star: 60 Years of Resistance
Fiji partners raise the Morning Star Flag
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Share with us a short story/photo/video and tell us about the ocean and the actions we need to protect and save our ocean.
Message us your submissions or email: youngsolwara.pacific@gmail.com
Message us your submissions or email: youngsolwara.pacific@gmail.com
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“We Are Not Alone”
Remembrance day march to commemorate the survivors and victims of nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands and the Pacific
Suva, March 1, 2021
Remembrance day march to commemorate the survivors and victims of nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands and the Pacific
Suva, March 1, 2021
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