Students Against Corruption

Over the last few hours, our Program Manager, Mayamou Kamara, has been actively representing us at the IFLRY-CIS Female Leadership Academy 2026 in Rabat, Morocco (April 3–6, 2026), organized by the International Federation of Liberal Youth (IFLRY).

Upon her arrival in Morocco, she immediately began engaging with fellow young leaders from across different regions, exchanging ideas, building networks, and contributing to meaningful discussions on leadership, democracy, and women's participation.

She has also actively participated in sessions and took part in the Cultural Night, where she beautifully showcased the rich culture of Liberia while learning from the diverse traditions of others.

Today, she continues to have a productive and exciting experience, building meaningful connections, strengthening networks, and engaging with inspiring young leaders from around the world.

Her participation reflects our strong teamwork and commitment to empowering young leaders and creating opportunities for our members to grow, lead, and engage globally.

As a member organization of IFLRY, we deeply appreciate their continued trust and collaboration as we work together to advance transparency, accountability, and youth participation in democracy.

🌍 Exciting News! SAC Joins IFLRY – International Federation of Liberal Youth 🌍

We are proud to announce that Students Against Corruption (SAC) has been officially accepted as an Associate Member of the International Federation of Liberal Youth (IFLRY) — the global umbrella organization for liberal youth movements, representing thousands of young leaders worldwide. Today, IFLRY is active on all continents of the world, connecting liberal youth organizations across the globe.

Founded in Liberia and now active across multiple African countries, SAC has been dedicated since 2014 to empowering young people to combat corruption, promote democratic participation, and uphold the values of transparency and accountability.

Through our membership in IFLRY, SAC now joins a vibrant global network of liberal youth organizations, gaining opportunities to exchange ideas, collaborate on projects, and contribute to advancing democracy, human rights, and youth engagement across borders. This milestone strengthens our ability to amplify our mission and share our experiences with like-minded young leaders around the world.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all our members, partners, and supporters who have made this achievement possible. This marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for SAC — together with IFLRY, we continue to fight corruption and empower youth leadership globally.

Yesterday, we at Students Against Corruption successfully concluded the training and onboarding of the final cohort of our 2026 Integrity Ambassadors.
We are excited to work alongside this dynamic group of young, passionate, and forward-thinking professionals who are ready to champion integrity and accountability in their communities.
The training was expertly facilitated by Lee Domah, whose guidance and insight played a vital role in shaping this new cohort of ambassadors.
The Integrity Ambassadors Program remains a flagship initiative of Students Against Corruption, consistently empowering young people over the years to take meaningful action against corruption and promote transparency across Liberia.

We are pleased to announce that, we are an official member of the Youth Democracy Cohort , joining a global network committed to advancing youth participation in democratic processes at national, regional, and global levels, particularly in the digital space.

As part of this engagement, we were selected to join the YDC Working Group on Digital. The first meeting was held on February 20, 2026, followed by a second meeting on March 20, 2026.

As members of the working group, we have actively contributed to discussions on strengthening digital rights in West Africa and the Sahel, alongside civil society actors and tech companies.

These collective efforts culminated in key recommendations, which are to be presented to the African Union and to international partners at the 14th edition of the world’s leading summit on human rights in the digital age, which will take place in Lusaka, Zambia, from Tuesday, May 5 to Friday, May 8, 2026 by a representative of the working group.

You can explore the recommendations here:
[https://youthdemocracycohort.com/recommendations-digital-rights/](https://youthdemocracycohort.com/recommendations-digital-rights/)