Episode 6

What meaningful participation looks like for children and young people

In this episode of Policy in Play, Mayar Yousef Bader and Hala Yousef Bader from the Universal Education Foundation Children’s Advisory Group in Palestine, share their experiences of engaging in dialogue, expressing their perspectives, and contributing ideas within their communities. 

The conversation explores the importance of creating spaces where children and young people can participate, the role of intergenerational collaboration, and how listening to young people can strengthen the decisions and environments that shape their everyday lives. 

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Learning for Well-being Institute. 

Hosted by: Hala Yousef Bader

Meet our guests

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Hala Yousef Bader

A 14-year-old Palestinian student at Saint Joseph School and a Member of the Universal Education Foundation Children’s Advisory Group. She enjoys swimming, Dabke and drawing, and loves expressing herself through creativity and culture. She hopes to become an architect, designing spaces that inspire and support people.

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Mayar Yousef Bader

A 16-year-old Palestinian student at Saint Joseph School and a Member of the Universal Education Foundation Children’s Advisory Group. Passionate about swimming and Dabke, she enjoys leadership, public speaking and connecting with others. She hopes to use her voice to inspire positive change while pursuing her academic interests.

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