Combating Terrorism in Yemen: A Youth Perspective: This was the first project for the Resonate! Yemen. Using online and offline tools, the project collected input from Yemeni youth on the challenge of Terrorism facing Yemen and how the international community can assist Yemen in addressing this challenge. Our Priorities - Our Future: Engaging Yemeni Youth in the Government’s 10-point plan: This project was aimed at engaging the Yemeni Youth about the 10-Point Plan which was the focus of the Yemeni Government in 2010. The project did not only inform the youth about the content of the plan but also engaged them with members of the Technical Committee that was responsible for the plan via facilitating online interaction and arranging workshops and debate sessions on the plan. Political Influence of Youth: Reality and Aspirations: This project consisted of workshops that Resonate! held in Sana’a and Aden to build the capacity of the independent youth movements and facilitate the creation of a coalition that represents these movements. The project was successful in reaching a coordination mechanism for the youth movements in Sana’a, and in facilitating the creation of a coalition that includes all youth movements in Aden. Basics of Constitutional Law: Resonate! Yemen in partnership with the Democratic School and Life Makers Foundation organized several seminars on the Basics of Constitutional Law. The sessions were delivered by a lawyer specialized in International Law and the Yemeni Constitution. The future of Yemen’s Economy: Resonate! produced a short documentary about the economic situation of Yemen. The documentary features interviews with key experts, Government officials, academics, business-men, and international community representatives in which they analyze the challenges facing the Yemeni economy and give their opinion on how the economy should be handled going forward. Yemen: Strategies for Change – Playing the Policy Game: Resonate! Yemen partnered with Chatham House to organize this policy dialogue workshop seeking to find common areas of understanding between Yemeni civil society actors and the international policymaking community, and to address (mis)perceptions, areas of influence, and best paths to move forward. The workshop also identified practical mechanisms to continue building channels and productive partnerships between Yemen's civil society and the international community. Make Your Voice Heard – Youth Training on Participatory Democracy: This project targeted 50 youth activists from 5 governorates in a 5-day workshop to build their understanding and skills in the field of participatory democracy. The project trained youth on basics of politics and democracy, then focused on advocacy, lobbying, and grassroots mobilization training. The project concluded with a roundtable discussion between the participating youth and the leaders of the largest political parties in Yemen on the topic of youth political inclusion.