In The Press
As featured in Vanity Fair, copyright David Bailey
From: Conde Nast - Vanity Fair
Who are the people who will shape the world we live in—the future heads of government, the CEOs, the bosses of NGOs, the big thinkers and game-changers? Chances are they’re right under your nose, in your office, your lecture theatre, your family. One Young World is the premier global forum for young people of leadership calibre. In the following pages, seven of the organisation’s shining stars introduce themselves.
Facebook may not be sexy any more, but still leads the pack
From: Ian Burrell - The Independent
In a two-way vote, 61 per cent of the One Young World high flyers chose Facebook over Twitter (34 per cent) as their social platform of choice.
Global Youth Are Confident of Their Power to Change the World – and Feel It´s Their Duty to Do So
13 Oct 2010
From: Digital Journal - Digital Jornal
Davos of youth
27 Sep 2010
From: New Tang Dynasty Television - New Tang Dynasty Television
New Tang Dynasty TV have a video report about One Young World.
Future leaders declare 2020 vision as Zürich handed baton to host next One Young World
From: Nicole - Seven Hills
Climate change is real.
From: Children & Young People Now - Children & Young People Now
I'm a One Young World Ambassador and I was 14 when I attempted to become the youngest person in history to ski to the North Pole.
Global Youth Are Confident of Their Power to Change the World
14 Oct 2010
From: Sun Herald - Sun Herald
Current News
I live 2 lead: a generation of confident women
From: Euronews - Euronews
I live 2 lead: a generation of confident women
One Young World 2012 will be held in Pittsburgh, USA 18th – 22nd October 2012
Pittsburgh will host the third annual One Young World Summit. This represents an important intercontinental leap as we head to the worlds largest economy during its presidential election year, before heading to Africa and Johannesburg in 2013.
CNN´s Kaj Larsen talks to young future leaders about what it takes to spark action and create change.
From: Kaj Larsen - CNN
One Young World´s choice of Pittsburgh brings diverse youth to the region
From: Marty Levine - POP City
One Young World chose Pittsburgh for its next international conference for all the right reasons -- and right on time, say some involved in the city's successful bid.
Uni student to speak at Switzerland summit
From: SUSANNA FREYMARK EDUCATION EDITOR - whereilive.com
NOT many 21-year-olds can say they’ve been invited to give a talk at the One Young World Summit.
Time change, mind change.
Time Change Mind Change is a social media campaign created to give people the opportunity to post a wall message encouraging world leaders and leading politicians to rethink their decisions on the 30th of October when clocks are adjusted by an hour for daylight savings time.
Beyond the Deep Racial Divides: An Interview With One Young World Ambassador Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh
From: Kathleen Hale - Huff Post
Future Leaders Declare 2020 Vision as Zurich handed baton to host next One Young World
From: Nicole - Seven Hills
The countdown to One Young World 2011 was launched today when the baton was handed from London to the city of Zurich as the new host for the global youth forum.
Seven Hills joined One Young World at the launch, which announced a host of world leaders as Counsellors for One Young World including Fatima Bhutto, Sir Bob Geldof, Muhammad Yunus and Mo Ibrahim.
Zurich won a competitive bid to host the event and is expected to welcome over 1,500 young leaders who will convene in the city in September 2011. The event, which has been described as the ‘young Davos’, is expected to provide a landmark opportunity for young world leaders.
