by Livia Malcangio
Date: Saturday, June 13 at 10:00 AM PDT
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Cost: Suggested donation $10 US.
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Being Nobel, Fairy Tales for Kids who Dream Big. This must-have volume brings readers on an empowering journey, introducing them to the real-life adventures of courageous women and men, from Nelson Mandela to Malala Yousafzai.
The unique narrative style transforms each biography into a fairytale, filling readers with wonder and a burning curiosity to know more about each hero.
Each story is also accompanied by full-colour portraits and education quiz suitable for schools and teachers around the world.
About the Author Livia Malcangio
Livia Malcangio is an Italian author, a philanthropist, and a human rights activist, who has dedicated herself to championing causes that promote peace, human dignity, sustainable development, and social justice.
With 25 years of experience, she has served the Permanent Secretariat of the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates for the organisation's annual Nobel Peace Summit.
As an author, she has penned the educational book Being Nobel published by Planeta, book PAZ published by Historias Para Todos, and Being Nobel for Kids Who Dream Big, all distributed to hundreds of students globally.
Facilitator Joy Ngoma
Joy Ngoma is a peacebuilding practitioner, media professional, and human rights advocate working at the intersection of storytelling, youth engagement, and social change. Her work spans radio, film, television, and digital media, using narrative as a tool to foster dialogue, healing, and transformation across communities.
She has contributed to leading media and cultural institutions, including Takalani Sesame, Huffington Post, and the Gauteng Film Commission, developing a practice rooted in human-centered storytelling and ethical media production. Her work extends into global advocacy and consulting, where she supports organizations in integrating storytelling and youth leadership into peacebuilding and human rights initiatives.
She is currently pursuing a Master’s in International Peace Studies, specializing in Media, Peace, and Conflict Studies, and is actively engaged in initiatives that encourage young people to become storytellers, bridge-builders, and agents of change in their communities.
