What does BIJ mean in BUREAUS

The Bureau International Jeunesse (BIJ) is an independent, non-governmental organization committed to advocating and empowering young people around the world. It works to promote youth participation in decision-making processes and create opportunities for young people to contribute to positive change in their communities.

The BIJ works with governments, civil society organizations, the private sector, and other stakeholders to enable young people's access to education, employment and resources. The BIJ also supports young people's involvement in peacebuilding initiatives, sustainable development goals and equality of opportunity for all.

You can get involved with the BIJ by signing up for their newsletter or participating in global campaigns that are organized every year. By joining their mailing list you will be kept informed of upcoming events and meetings focusing on youth advocacy and empowerment. Additionally, you can make a donation to support their efforts globally.

The BIJ offers various programs ranging from mentorship programs that encourage responsible leadership among young people, to research projects which explore issues such as gender equality, poverty reduction, health promotion and access to education for vulnerable youth populations.

Through its advocacy work on SDG implementation at national level and lobbying efforts at regional levels, the BIJ works towards ensuring that populations in developing countries benefit from improved social services such as health care as well as better educational opportunities and job prospects. Additionally they provide capacity building projects that allow local actors to become more active market participants contributing effectively towards achieving SDG targets.

Yes! You can visit our website or follow us on Facebook or Twitter to keep updated about our ongoing work — both globally and locally — ranging from interactive information sessions on global youth movements for reproductive rights through mentoring schemes for improving employability among marginalized youth.

Yes! We have many short-term contracts available throughout the year as well as internships ranging from 3 months up to one year duration - these opportunities are open both for students already enrolled in a university course of study or professionals wanting experience in this field.

Yes! Our international staff comes from a variety of backgrounds giving everyone an opportunity not only to gain experience working within our field but also share perspectives based on cultural heritage while learning how others view global issues impacting world today.

Yes! We always welcome volunteers who want contribute by providing assistance either with organizational tasks and/or communication activities including translating materials into multiple languages so we may reach out those individuals who may not otherwise have access due language barriers.