The Pan-African Volunteers Network is a West African youth network established in Liberia in 2018 to serve as a bridge for community volunteers, youth activists and community-based organizations to network and partner to drive effective changes in their communities through collective actions. Since the network was established in 2018, members have implemented youth-led projects in Liberia, Ghana, Nigeria, Togo and Guinea. These include The National Girls In Leadership advocacy and training initiative, which reached 200 girls to empower them to take the lead in their communities, and the ‘Volunteers Talk’ series in which 350 youth volunteers were connected with experienced volunteers and professionals to exchange information and ideas around the contributions of volunteering to sustainable development. The Network holds regular workshops and a National Youth Summit on Sustainable Development to bring youth volunteers together, raise awareness about the SDGs and connect volunteers to professional experts. To date, PAVON has held two editions of their national Summit, in the cities of Monrovia in 2018 and Gbarnga in 2019, reaching over 500 young people. At the 2019 edition of the Summit in Gbarnga, the network launched a national call to action against plastic pollution in the ocean.