Tomorrow's Youth Organization

A Palestinian NGO that has been criticized for its leadership and funding issues.

CCI Score

9.55

-0.01% May 3

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Funding Cuts and Politically Motivated Attacks on Tomorrow's Youth Organization

The article highlights how Tomorrow's Youth Organization, a Palestinian NGO engaged in peace-building efforts, has been targeted by politically motivated funding cuts and unfounded allegations from figures aligned with the Trump administration. Despite critiques aimed at its leadership, the organization remains focused on non-authoritarian initiatives.

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Tomorrow's Youth Organization is currently rated as an Objector.

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These companies deliberately avoid direct involvement with authoritarian practices. While they do not actively challenge oppressive regimes, they maintain a neutral stance to ensure they are not complicit in supporting such systems.

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MAR

18

2025

Funding Cuts and Politically Motivated Attacks on Tomorrow's Youth Organization
74.51

The article highlights how Tomorrow's Youth Organization, a Palestinian NGO engaged in peace-building efforts, has been targeted by politically motivated funding cuts and unfounded allegations from figures aligned with the Trump administration. Despite critiques aimed at its leadership, the organization remains focused on non-authoritarian initiatives.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

March 18

Tomorrow's Youth Organization is portrayed as a peace-building NGO that has been unfairly targeted with politically motivated funding cuts and allegations. Its focus on grassroots engagement and democratic peace-building places it in a positive light regarding public and political behavior, particularly when compared to authoritarian tactics.

Before Nita Lowey died, Donald Trump eviscerated the $250M Middle East peace fund named for her
+70

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

March 18

While Tomorrow's Youth Organization has faced criticism regarding its leadership—driven largely by politically charged accusations—there is no reliable evidence to suggest that it engages in unethical labor practices or supply chain issues. Its commitment to grassroots peace-building and community engagement aligns with ethical practices, positioning it favorably in this category.

Before Nita Lowey died, Donald Trump eviscerated the $250M Middle East peace fund named for her
MAR

06

2024

Tomorrow's Youth Organization: Extremist Propaganda and Misuse of Funding
-55.41

An investigation reveals that Tomorrow's Youth Organization, a Palestinian NGO funded by USAID, is led by an executive director who uses his platform as a rapper to propagate hate speech and extremist messages. The funding appears to be misdirected, potentially inciting divisive and violent ideologies.
-80

Media Influence and Propaganda

March 18

The executive director of Tomorrow's Youth Organization, Raffoul Saadeh, leverages his role as a rapper to spread hate speech and extremist propaganda. His lyrics, which include inflammatory comparisons and calls that glorify violence against Israelis, serve to normalize extremist ideology and contribute to a media environment that undermines efforts for peaceful coexistence.

PMW in the Media: As Israel Seeks Deradicalization for Post-War Gaza, Millions of American Dollars Flow to Group Led by Extremist Rapper
-40

Economic Collaboration

March 18

Tomorrow's Youth Organization has received nearly $3.3 million from USAID funding intended for cultural and psychosocial interventions. However, the organization's leadership appears to misdirect these funds, using them in a manner that supports extremist messaging and propaganda. This misallocation undermines the integrity of funding that is meant to foster coexistence and instead facilitates divisive financial collaboration.

PMW in the Media: As Israel Seeks Deradicalization for Post-War Gaza, Millions of American Dollars Flow to Group Led by Extremist Rapper