NOW REFOCUSED TO ERADICATING THE ENTRY BARRIER TO YOUTH ADVOCACY
Formerly known as the Debate Association of Young Students
voices morph into an advocacy for the greater good
Uncache Dialogues provides worldwide training and stages for advocacy.
At Uncache, money is not a part of the equation because to be heard shouldn’t be a privilege.
We hold free-of-charge debate competitions, real-time advocacy lectures, public speaking training sessions, academic symposiums, and many other events, featuring national-champion-level judges, internationally acclaimed lecturers, and industry experts.
Here, we cultivate an international society that fosters a passion to speak and to listen on a global scale; a diverse body of students from more than 70 countries come together to converse, compete, connect, and—most importantly—be heard.
We had some fun!
On March 21st, 2026, Uncache Dialogues (at the time, DAYS) joined forces with Debate Get Together for the Seoul International Round Robin (SIRR), an international round robin – format one day debate event. Together, we welcomed global young minds to experience competitive debate, completely free of charge. SIRR received registrations from 100 young students from 25 countries. We were joined by quality university level judges. Global competitors, certified awards, we had it all.
DAYS IN NUMBERS
FOUNDED 2023
760+ REGISTRATIONS
70+ COUNTRIES
Why “Uncache”?
Advocacy in 2026 is automated. Like cached data, arguments are pre-saved, repetitive, and represented by proxy. Youth perspective is assumed and speculated. A box checked off. Even when the most privileged youth can buy seats in the room, the rest are forgotten. Uncache Dialogues rejects this norm. We nurture and amplify real, authentic youth voices without the entry barrier. Live, dynamic, and diverse advocacy. We’re uncaching and un-cashing dialogue, real-time.
always, more to come.
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