SPACE Organization

First partnership with the South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC).

Underscoring the role of partnership and collaboration in achieving peace and development, is pleased to have facilitated a one-day dialogue, organized by the on the quest for peaceful and credible end of the Transitional Period in the country.

The dialogue was aimed to unite and raise the voice of the faith-based groups under the Council on the permanent constitution-making and the December 2024 South Sudan general elections. It was also aimed at restoring and building trust and confidence in the citizens concerning the ongoing Transitional processes, given the varied views of the parties to the agreement which has caused dilemma and fear in the ordinary citizens.

We acknowledge and applaud the Financial and technical support of our longest peace partner for being proactive with the people and Democratic processes of South Sudan.

Happy International Labour Day to you all.



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April 20th, 2024 became an Historic Day in which the 4th Cohort of the POLA-LAB Project of SPACE graduated from their close to 6 months of intensive Leadership Advancement Mentorship training, making a total of 120 young leaders from across the country, who have been Nurtured as "No-excuse valued-based leaders", who will in turn uphold and promote Democratic Values in their everyday leadership journey.

The POLA-LAB became a symbol of National Unity among young people, because of the diversity in participation (10 states & 2 administrative Areas) walking all the way together.

We thank our partner Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Uganda & South Sudan for investing in the people of South Sudan and the Government of the Republic of South Sudan for allowing smooth implementation of this project.

Wishing all our Alumni success in their leadership journey.

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Committing to the building of "No Excuse Value-based Leaders" in South Sudan who will uphold and promote Democratic Values in their respective placements of leadership across the country, SPACE has successfully conducted its second last session of the fourth cohort last week.

Gratitude goes to our highly educated, experienced and patriotic facilitators who are heads of Civil Society Organizations, members of the Constitution Review Committee, Lectures and Political Analyst respectively.

In partnership with Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Uganda & South Sudan

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Contributing to amplifying advocacy efforts on migration and forced displacement, climate change and the inclusion of refugees & IDPs in core national processes, we believe it is possible if the media is adequately empowered and fully involved in the process, so that donors, partners, the government and citizens are able to make informed decisions in terms of response.

Always believing in the power of partnership and collaboration, we thank our partner
for the active role in South Sudan.
We as well extend sincere thanks to the Hon. Minister- and the Director General for information and Communication for witnessing and launching the KNoMEC respectively.
Finally, our thanks goes to the respective facilitators, the media houses in Juba, the freelance journalists and bloggers who responded postively to the campaign. Today a total of 14 practicing journalists have received capacity enhancement training by the media experts.

Henceforth, series of media-relatated activities including Radio Talks with experts from IOM, UNHCR, the Government of South Sudan, airring of Public Service Announcements in the media houses in Juba including , & & and publication of articles will be available for public consumption.
Stay tuned.

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"...At first, I was really afraid of everything; the people, the work systems and especially the fact that I will have to use a computer in my office as an intern. I never had this chance. Everyone seemed very serious during work hours and I was wondering how I could fit in this team. But I realized you are actually all friendly, knowledgeable and open to share your knowledge and skills with me. That is why I was always asking and asking and asking freely until I easily learned within my 12 weeks so many good things in my field and general office work" ...,
Christine Jolly Vuni, who successfully completed her Internship in Procurement and Logistics Management.

With our internship program, we continue to discover exceptional talents, skills and abilities in young people that are necessary for the good of the nation.

As , we are grateful for the tangible contributions of Christine and wishes her success in her career endeavors wherever she may be.

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As a youth-led Organization, we are happy to continue in creating opportunities for practical capacity building of focused youth through our volunteer and internship models.

Congratulations to (Middle), one of our successful candidates for the second quarter of our internship program this year.

Be reminded that we shortlist based on first-come first-served basis.
We wish you well in your HR career and particularly in your practical learning experience with SPACE Organization .

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