National Federation Of The Gambia Unesco Clubs and Centers - NAFGUC

16/01/2026

Day 3 of the 3-day Reflection Workshop for UNESCO I4P Project Partners on Hate Speech and Media and Information Literacy (MIL) with a focus on fact-checking and countering disinformation is currently underway at Ocean Bay Hotel, Cape Point, Bakau (14–16 January 2025), bringing partners together to reflect, learn, and strengthen peacebuilding efforts.

15/01/2026

A 3-day Reflection Workshop for UNESCO I4P Project Partners was held from 14–16 January 2025 at Ocean Bay Hotel, Cape Point, Bakau, bringing partners together to reflect, learn, and strengthen peacebuilding efforts. The National Federation of UNESCO Clubs in The Gambia participated, representing UNESCO Clubs nationwide. Funded by UNESCO BREDA (Dakar).

15/01/2026

A 3-day Reflection Workshop for UNESCO I4P Project Partners was held from 14–16 January 2025 at Ocean Bay Hotel, Cape Point, Bakau, bringing partners together to reflect, learn, and strengthen peacebuilding efforts. The National Federation of UNESCO Clubs in The Gambia participated, representing UNESCO Clubs nationwide. Funded by UNESCO BREDA (Dakar).

16/12/2025

‎📢 Training Update | Media & Information Literacy (MIL)
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‎A two-day intensive training on Media and Information Literacy (MIL), Hate Speech, Crisis Communication & Managing Public Narratives officially commenced today, 16th – 17th December 2025, at the National Youth Council (NYC) Hall.
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‎This important capacity-building program is aimed at strengthening participants’ ability to critically access, evaluate, create, and share information responsibly a vital skill in today’s fast-changing media environment. The sessions place strong emphasis on improving reporting standards, promoting ethical and responsible communication, and addressing the growing challenges of hate speech, misinformation, and disinformation.
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‎I am proud to be representing the National Federation Of The Gambia Unesco Clubs and Centers - NAFGUC at this impactful training, reaffirming our commitment to UNESCO ideals of peace, dialogue, media literacy, and responsible information sharing.
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‎Together, we continue to empower youth and communicators to shape positive public narratives and build a more informed, tolerant, and peaceful society.
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10/12/2025

07/12/2025

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‎16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM AGAINST GBV
‎A Message to Young Men: Be the Generation That Ends GBV
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‎Young men play a crucial role in ending GBV. By promoting respect, empathy, and equality, they can challenge harmful stereotypes that associate masculinity with dominance or control.
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‎Encouraging healthy relationships, respectful communication, and consent helps build a safer society.
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‎To all young men: Use your voice and influence to stand for what is right. You can be the generation that ends violence.

01/12/2025

Congratulations and heartfelt appreciation to our able Program Officer for Science and Environment at the National Federation of Gambia Clubs for UNESCO, Mr. Omar Manjag!

Mr. Manjag proudly joined youth farmers, innovators, policymakers, and investors at the first-ever Africa Digital Agriculture Conference held at the African Union Commission Headquarters in Ethiopia under the theme: “Shaping Agricultural Policy for Africa's Future.”

This landmark gathering serves as a vital platform for genuine discussions on Africa’s transformative agricultural agenda focused on developing resilient food systems, strengthening food security, and advancing a self-sufficient continent.

We celebrate your commitment and representation, Mr. Manjag. Keep inspiring and leading the way for a sustainable and food-secure Africa! 🌍🌱👏

28/11/2025

A day long and successful First Seminar of the Nusrat ASPnet Club for UNESCO was held today, 28th November 2025, at the Nusrat Senior Secondary School Library.

The seminar brought together dedicated members who actively engaged in key thematic areas that shape UNESCO’s mission and the role of youth in creating a better world. Discussions covered:

• The history, aims, and objectives of UNESCO
• The differences between NATCOM and NAFGUC, and their respective roles
• The distinction between ASPnet and Clubs for UNESCO
• The impact of hate speech and the importance of promoting peace and tolerance

It was an enriching day of learning, cultural exchange, and empowerment, strengthening the commitment of young people toward education, cultural diversity, and environmental protection.