Africa has the youngest population in the world, with 70% of sub-Saharan Africa under 30 years old. By 2050, Africa’s youth population is projected to double, which presents both an opportunity for greater engagement and a pressing need for investment in education, employment, and leadership development. As the African youth population continues to grow, leveraging the diaspora’s unique perspectives, skills, and resources will be essential to ensuring the sustainable development of our communities globally.

We believe that education is a fundamental human right, and that all young people, regardless of race or ethnicity, deserve access to quality education. That’s why NoirUnited International is dedicated to empowering Black youth through education and leadership development.

We aim to create pathways for Black youth to engage deeply with humanitarian and sustainable development issues impacting Africa and the African diaspora. Our Youth & Education initiatives are designed to expand access to educational opportunities, foster cross-cultural collaboration, and build unity.