Young people working in corporate positions can be the agents of change who help the world to reach the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), it will be argued at a pivotal event in Brussels this week.

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This article was originally published by Amnesty.

In response to Saturday's attacks in London Bridge and Borough Market,  London-based Ambassadors say the city will respond to terror attacks by becoming a global symbol of love and togetherness.

Two years ago, One Young World Ambassadors from 196 countries joined their voices calling for their country’s leaders to deliver an urgent and binding agreement to tackle climate change at COP21.  Weeks later the negotiation of the Paris Agreement, promised to deliver the global action they and the world’s youth called for. President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the agreement is a significant blow to the hopes of young people who will inherit a world defined by the actions today’s leaders take on climate.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has asked Pope Francis to apologise for the Catholic Church’s role in what has been described as an act of “cultural genocide” that saw indigenous children forcibly removed from their families and made to attend Canadian boarding schools.

The request for an apology is a significant landmark in a long campaign fought by One Young World Counsellor and human rights campaigner Senator Murray Sinclair over the damage caused by the infamous residential schools system.

Young people pursuing law professions have been facing several challenges in recent years, with many law students graduating with an average of $100,000 in student debt without secure job prospects. More tragically, hundreds of thousands of people do not have access to affordable legal assistance.

To solve this growing issue, twin Moroccan Ambassadors Yassir and Ilyes El Ouarzadi and their business partner launched DAABA, a digital platform and mobile application which allows users to search and communicate with law practitioners in their local areas.

Yesterday, Bogotá’s Chamber of Commerce held a press conference to launch and celebrate One Young World 2017.

Speaking in front of Colombian press and 150 former street children, who later performed, One Young World cofounder Kate Roberston acknowledged the importance of bringing the Summit to Colombia, a country which just ended a 52-year conflict with the FARC.

This feature was originally published by Seven Hills.

This month, Vanity Fair hosted the annual reception at Vogue House to celebrate its partnership with One Young World. The event coincided with the launch of this year’s special feature in the April edition of the magazine.