The meeting, titled "Generation Z: How Our Mental Health Defines Tomorrow," brought together representatives of Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) member states, as well as members of the Children's Council under the Commission of Authorized Human Rights Commissioners (Ombudsmen) of the CIS countries. Employees of the Department of Education and the Bishkek Mayor's Office also participated in the discussion.

Discussion Topics and Participants

The main goal of the conference was to create a platform for open dialogue among youth regarding psychological states and methods of mutual peer support. The program included reports on relevant topics:

  • Prevention of cyberbullying and digital violence
  • Experience of activists interacting with youth on issues of psychological well-being
  • The impact of mental health on the formation of the future generation
  • Work of children's public councils on preserving psychological health

Event Scale

19delegates joined
6participating countries

The countries represented at the conference included Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, and Tajikistan.

Participants included:

Participants and Speakers · 6

  1. Nurel Oruntaevmember of the Children's Council from the Kyrgyz Republic, moderator
  2. Ademi Saipovamember of the Children's Council from the Kyrgyz Republic, moderator
  3. Anna Akhverdyanrepresentative of Armenia
  4. Egor Ogurtsovdelegate from Belarus
  5. Darya Mishinadelegate from Russia
  6. Viktoria Fedoreevadelegate from Russia

Context

The event was held on November 13, 2026, in an online conference format. The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) was founded on December 8, 1991, and the organization's headquarters is located in Minsk.