YPLSA Alumni advances Political Integrity and broaden Youth Participation in Political Decision-making Processes


Alumni of the Young Political Leadership School Africa Cohort 7 hosted a policy debate between two outstanding national universities, the Stella Maris Polytechnic University and the African Methodist Episcopal University at the iCampus, Carey Street Monrovia, on April 12, 2021.

The policy debate focused on advancing political integrity, limiting the influence of big money in politics and broad participation of youth in political decision-making. Integrity is important for politicians because they are chosen, appointed, or elected to serve society. Politicians are given power to make, execute, or control policy.

This policy debate served as a key actor in enabling students advocate for and against a typical policy change to improve political integrity, limiting the influence of big money in politics and how to increase youth voice in political affairs.

The event was funded by Naymote Partners for Democratic Development.

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