Juba, South Sudan

Bilpham Road Behind Golden Flag Petrol Station

+211 925 227 766

activecitzensouthsudan@gmail.com

Being an active citizen is about knowing your rights. Be an informed citizen. Exercise your rights by servicing humanity.
ABOUT US
Being an active citizen is about knowing your rights. Be an informed citizen. Exercise your rights by servicing humanity.
ABOUT US
Being an active citizen is about knowing your rights. Be an informed citizen. Exercise your rights by servicing humanity.
ABOUT US

About Active Citizens

Active Citizen South Sudan (ACSS) is a national, non-profit, non-partisan, non-governmental organization that engages on shaping decision-making process on national issues for peace, democratic process and development.

We engage South Sudanese youth living as urban refugees in Nairobi Kenya through sports as platform to mend their torned social fabric and build relationships.

Our Recent News

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Peace day celebrations

South Sudanese celebrated peace day in Juba to mark new hope of mending broken social fabric on October 31st, 2018. Congratulation to citizens of South

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Peace campaign

South Sudanese in Nairobi came out in large number on December 28th, 2018 as we marked the year to campaign for peace ,under theme#NinaLisaHakuwan. There

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Engaging South Sudanese youth

We engage South Sudanese youth living as urban refugees in Nairobi Kenya through sports as platform to mend their torn social fabric and build relationships.South

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#Empowerment Project

With support from #EmpowermentProject, funded my #EU and #NRC, we are rebuilding broken social fabric in Mangateen #SouthSudan among the South Sudanese youth and communities.

Our campaign message #HibJERAN in Arabic meaning – “Love Your Neighbor” is bringing communities together.

Join our cultural festival and sports in the coming months .

Featured Video

A short film by Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA) based on their project called “Unlearning Violence and Promoting Peace” in South Sudan. The film looks at both the drivers for conflict and opportunities for peace featuring South Sudanese youth organizations that are part of the project.