In the Haitian context, marked by political and social tensions, insecurity, and violence, social cohesion within communities can be weakened, particularly affecting young people. In response to these challenges, Non Violence Alerte (NOVA) proposes the establishment of Nonviolence Clubs as community-based spaces for dialogue, peace education, conflict prevention, and the promotion of peaceful civic participation. These clubs will be designed as apolitical, inclusive spaces that are o
Haiti faces a combination of economic, security, and institutional challenges that particularly affect young people and vulnerable communities. Violence and insecurity restrict freedom of movement, access to education and essential services, and weaken social cohesion. In this context, many young people are exposed to violence, social exclusion, unemployment, and a lack of opportunities. The absence of safe spaces where young people can engage in dialogue, develop peaceful conflict
The project therefore seeks to address the lack of capacities, safe spaces, and community-based mechanisms that enable young people to become active agents in violence prevention and peace promotion.
In the long term, the project aims to contribute to the development of a generation of young Haitians who are capable of preventing violence, resolving conflicts peacefully, and sustainably promoting peace and social cohesion within their communities. The Nonviolence Clubs will gradually be developed as sustainable community structures, enabling young people to continue learning, engaging in dialogue, and implementing local peace initiatives beyond the initial project period.
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