Insights, stories, and updates from Young Leaders Society, following our members, events, and impact across Pakistan.
Young Leaders Society's NUML Chapter mobilised 50+ student volunteers during Ramadan 2025 to deliver Iftars to daily-wage workers and marginalised families across Islamabad.
Over 110 young leaders from 23 chapters gathered in Islamabad for Young Leaders Society's General Body Meeting — the largest single gathering in the organisation's history.
Young Leaders Society co-hosted a landmark one-day conference with IIUI on February 26, 2025, bringing healthcare professionals, policymakers, and youth leaders together on climate-driven public health crises.
Young Leaders Society's February GBM at the Savvital Office in Islamabad brought together chapter presidents, directors, and new members for strategic planning, oath-taking, and leadership development.
Sixteen Young Leaders Society members co-organised the Commonwealth CAYA Youth Summit 2025 in Islamabad alongside the Prime Minister's Youth Programme, resulting in the signing of the Islamabad Declaration for Youth.
At a pivotal Executive Council meeting on September 15, 2024, Young Leaders Society ratified its founding Constitution and administered the oath of office to incoming General Secretary Zainab Ali.
Young Leaders Society's gathering at Savvital on August 18, 2024, brought together scholars and emerging leaders for structured discussions, meaningful networking, and new collaborative opportunities.
Founded on Pakistan's Independence Day in 2020, Young Leaders Society was created to address the leadership gap facing a generation where over 63% of the population is under 30 but youth voices remain largely excluded from national decision-making.
Tabish Hamid and Daniyal Abdullah represented Young Leaders Society and Pakistan at the International AIDS Conference in Munich in August 2024, presenting workshops and research on HIV care in disaster-affected areas.
Young Leaders Society's Education for All campaign has advanced Pakistan's Single National Curriculum, partnered with the Ghazali Education Trust, and established inclusive education centres for marginalised communities including Pakistan's first Quran Academy for transgender individuals.
Islamabad's CDA has evicted student hostels for a year, leaving students homeless and fighting in court. The article urges policymakers to reform rent laws and adopt UK-style HMO licensing.
