Culture, Literature, Arts and Development Organization (CLADO) jobs and careers

About Culture, Literature, Arts and Development Organization (CLADO)

CLADO started off as a Social Movement transformed into a Non-Profit Organization that could cater to the growing intolerance and combat it through Non-Violent resistance in the form of Cultural, literary and artistic activities. CLADO believes that the root cause of the growing violence, intolerance and social divide is the non-engagement of Youth. CLADO is a home to likeminded individuals who believe in countering violent extremism, and peacebuilding in the region in specific and in the world in general. It works utilizing the power of culture in peacebuilding measures, and leverages arts to combat extremism and frustration through creative expression. It also believes in the power of literature by embedding the very principles of peace, nonviolence, coexistence, social cohesion, diversity and inclusion. CLADO also focuses on development agenda by keenly focusing on Human Development, Capacity building, youth engagement, education, health, women empowerment, climate change and the intersectionality of various social ills. CLADO team consists of experts from different fields and are leading various initiatives that works on the above-mentioned themes. Team consists of professionals from different walks of life agreeing on the very notion of peacebuilding and youth engagement in the region. Following are the aims and objectives of CLADO: - To promote Cultural Diversity and heritage through Arts and Literature - To create space for intellectual dialogue and carry on with the intellectual tradition of the region. - To raise awareness and create dialogue around issues like Education, Health, Women Empowerment and Climate Change - To engage youth in finding creative solutions to Social ills. - To establish free reading circles including libraries and provide free skill building workshop including vocational training centers for women, youth and other marginalized communities of the region.