Meet 12-person youth team to champion Resilient Realities research
Resilient Realities is a youth-led research project that will explore the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on youth civil society around the world.
Meet the ‘Walkie-Talkies: 6 feminist champions
Meet the ‘Walkie-Talkies’: 6 feminist champions! Walking the Talk consortium is proudly introducing six exceptional feminists from all over the world – aka our team of ‘Walkie-Talkies’. These experts bring unique perspectives and invaluable experience to our mission of promoting Feminist Foreign policies, practices, and funding in Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and the …
Our People
Our People make us Restless. Our work around the world is carried out by a talented and dedicated team of professionals. Our people are led by our values and accountable to young people. On this page, you will find more information about our Global Leadership Team and our trustees – just some of the people …
Uganda Hub Annual Report 2019
Through our programmes, we engaged 60,462 young people in their communities on skilling to improve their livelihood, take charge of their Sexual Reproductive Health and take on leadership in their communities while using their voice to inform and influence decision-making processes. Our Reach Our Impact Where We Are We operate in 24 districts across the …
Zambia Board
These are the members of the Restless Development Zambia Board of Trustees. Bridget Mumba Stephenson – Chair Bridget Mumba Stephenson works as Assistant Finance Manager for USAID DISCOVER Health. Bridget has over 10 years of experience in accounting. Her career started with working in an accounting and auditing firm where she acquired her first external …
Championing Gender Equality
Abel Koka, a young feminist from Tanzania who has worked as Program Coordinator at Restless Development and Partnerships Lead for the Feminist Action Lab project attended the opening ceremony in Paris on the 30 of June 2021.
UN World Data Forum
From 19th – 21st October Restless Development will be supporting young people from our networks in India, Madagascar and Uganda to participate in the first ever virtual UN World Data Forum. Meet our youth participants. This Forum brings together data and statistical experts and users from all sectors including governments, civil society, the private sector, …
Youth Power Hacks
The Youth Power Hacks have wrapped! In 2021, the Youth Power Panel teamed up with Restless Development, Project Everyone, Unilever and thousands of young people to deliver the hacks. We started with six online hackathons held in six countries over three months, bringing together hundreds of young people to hack solutions to help get the …
Resilient Realities report released
A new youth-led study has found that young people leading civil society organisations around the world are stepping in to help communities cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, filling gaps left by government responses.
Michael and Peter’s Story
Solar Powered Innovation is lighting up young lives in Sierra Leone. Electricity is essential for learning in rural Sierra Leone, meaning the difference between being able to study at night, or skipping homework. For most students in rural communities, children join their parents on the farm or market to help earn money after school and return …