McCain Institute-funded project empowers indigenous youth to lead community action in Orealla and Siparuta

(Kaieteur News) – Twenty-five Indigenous youth from the Upper Corentyne River communities of Orealla and Siparuta have successfully completed the Article 13 in Practice: Youth Participation in Action programme, a civic leadership initiative implemented by the Guyana Center for Civic Engagement (GYCCE) through the generous support of the McCain Institute at Arizona State University under the […] The post McCain Institute-funded project empowers indigenous youth to lead community action in Orealla and Siparuta appeared first on Kaieteur News.

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