To strengthen youth leadership in promoting integrity, ethics, and accountability, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime is inviting applications for the YouthLED Integrity Advisory Board 2026–2028.
Established under the Global Resource for Anti-Corruption Education and Youth Empowerment Initiative, the Board brings together young people from around the world to contribute their ideas, experiences, and perspectives to UNODC’s work on anti-corruption, civic engagement, and youth-led action.
What You Will Gain:
- Contribute to UNODC’s work on integrity, ethics, and anti-corruption
- Provide advice on meaningful youth engagement in anti-corruption efforts
- Support awareness-raising campaigns, youth workshops, regional initiatives, and related activities
- Promote anti-corruption action within your own community
- Connect with a global network of young people committed to justice, accountability, and civic engagement
Who Can Join:
Young people aged 18 to 29 at the time of application
Applicants interested in integrity, ethics, anti-corruption, peace, justice, the rule of law, civic engagement, or community action
Young people with motivation to contribute to youth-led anti-corruption efforts at the local, regional, or global level
Applicants who can communicate effectively in English
Young people from diverse backgrounds, regions, identities, and experiences, including marginalized or underrepresented communities
Why Join:
This opportunity offers young people a meaningful space to move from interest to action in the fight against corruption. By joining the YouthLED Integrity Advisory Board, selected members will help shape youth engagement in anti-corruption work, support community-level action, and contribute to building a stronger culture of integrity, accountability, and trust.
Application deadline: August 14, 2026.