OSCE’s Youth and Security Agenda
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Youth engagement is critical to building inclusive, resilient, and secure societies. The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) has made youth participation a cornerstone of its work, recognizing that young people are not only the beneficiaries of but also active contributors to peace and security. How does the OSCE integrate youth perspectives into its agenda, and what opportunities exist for young professionals to engage?
DevelopmentAid invites you to an interactive webinar, “OSCE’s Youth and Security Agenda”, featuring Assel Murat, Assistant Project Officer on Youth and Security at the OSCE Secretariat, and Irina Bondarenco, Head of the Career Center at DevelopmentAid. This live session will take place on 19 December 2025 at 3 pm (Brussels) / 9 am (Washington, DC) and will explore the OSCE’s commitments and mechanisms for youth and security, showcase activities for and with youth, and provide practical tips on how to customize job and funding alerts to stay ahead in the development sector.
Key takeaways
● The OSCE’s commitments and mechanisms for youth and security
● Activities for youth and with youth across OSCE programs
● Why youth perspectives are essential for peace and security
● How to customize job and funding alerts to be the first to learn about each newly posted opportunity
With seven years of progressive experience in project management, Assel has worked on human rights, gender equality, youth, media freedom, and rule of law. She previously served as a human rights project manager and researcher at international organizations and think tanks in Central Asia.
Irina Bondarenco, Head of the Career Center at DevelopmentAid. For more than 15 years, Irina and her team have assisted individual consultants to create winning CVs, connect with potential employers, and identify short- and long-term projects in the development sector.
