This blog is part of a series published on WEFLIVE from young leaders in the One Young World community who are addressing issues across the world relating to the World Economic Forum 2017 theme of 'Responsive and Responsible Leadership'.
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This blog is the first of a series published on WEFLIVE from the One Young World community who are addressing issues across the world relating to the World Economic Forum 2017 theme of 'Responsive and Responsible Leadership'.
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It’s not surprising that many, many people have lost all belief in our leaders – not least of all young people who watch in dismay and disbelief.
Aminka Belvitt, an Ambassador representing Jamaica, was selected as a Champion for Change by UN Women, making her an Empower Women advocate. The Champions for Change represent an international network of women and men striving for women’s economic empowerment and gender equality.
I’ve been pondering how I could be even more impactful as a One Young World Ambassador. Last year, I was the Coordinating Ambassador for the USA 2 region. It was a great experience, and I know that I want to stay engaged with the network. I’m committed to doing these 5 things in 2017 in order to keep building my One Young World network.
This blog was first published on The Hippocratic Post.
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It is OK to be OK at things.
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We talked to One Young World Ambassadors across the globe and asked them what their plans are for leading change in 2017. Have a look at what our Ambassador community is working on and share your goals with us @OneYoungWorld.
Amir Ashour, Iraq
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Chris Eigeland of Australia has just raised $4 million in investment to expand his education technology startup, GO1.
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