World Youth Alliance (WYA) is a global organization founded in 1999 by young people who aim to be a voice for human dignity. WYA members advocate against violence and human rights abuses, recognizing and defending the inherent dignity of every person from conception through natural death. Through its language, policy, and program alternatives, WYA challenges powerful ideological assumptions and presents a vision rooted in the intrinsic worth of the human person.

The organization has established five regional offices, and the documentary Not For Profit traces the experiences of those who founded these offices, showcasing the organization's character and charisma. WYA offers various programs and opportunities for individuals to get involved and make a difference. Membership is open to everyone between the ages of 10 and 30 who align with the principles of the WYA charter and stand for the dignity of every human being.

The Certified Training Program provides an introduction to the ideas at the heart of WYA, exploring topics like human dignity, freedom, solidarity, and global issues. The Advocacy Academy focuses on studying and analyzing policy on pressing global issues such as reproductive rights, maternal health, HIV/AIDS, and sustainable development. Join WYA in their mission to build free and just societies that respect and protect the dignity of every person