Green Colonialism campaign
#TraceTheGrab
Our Green Colonialism campaign maps the cases submitted to us, on a map drawn south-up to put affected communities first.
Open the trackerTransforming Narratives.Reshaping Structures.
Young people decolonizing international peace and security.
Shaping the future we inherit, reclaiming the present we navigate.
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Advocacy · Report
Green Colonialism: The Concept, The Practice, And The Narrative
September 7, 2026
How climate action, conservation and “green” development can reproduce historical patterns of colonial extraction, and who pays the price when mines, dams and wind parks are built in the name of the climate.
Policy · Policy Brief
Funding and Power at the UN: A Decolonial Contextualization of UN80 and the UN Funding Architecture
August 17, 2026
A decolonial reading of the UN80 restructuring plan and the funding architecture behind it, with recommendations for inclusive, non-performative decision-making on peace and security.
Research · Research Toolkit
Reframing, Renaming, Reclaiming: A Comprehensive Youth Toolkit for Decolonizing Language in International Peace and Security
November 29, 2025
A toolkit from our Research & Knowledge Production Team that equips young people to challenge colonial language in peace and security, and to shape more equitable South–North engagement.
Our impact in numbers
- 42Active Volunteers
- 90%Women-Led
- 18Countries in Our Core Team
- 15Conflict-Affected Countries Represented
- 1,742Youth Engaged in Our Programs
- 16Strategic Partners & Expert Collaborators
Colonialism is not just about the economic and political control of vast territories; it is also about the control of knowledge and representation.
Who We Are
We are a group of young people, serving young people by working to redefine global responses to the world's most pressing issues. We believe peace and security must be decolonized, and that young people from the Global Majority have the skills and potential to lead that change.
What We Do
We combine policy, research, advocacy, and capacity building to advance the decolonization of international peace and security through youth leadership. We question the systems that shape peace and security, resist the structures that exclude young people and communities, and rethink what more just and inclusive systems should look like.
Our Scope of Work
- International Peace & Security
- Youth & Gender
- Leadership
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