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Global Youth Conference Oct 17-18

In just one week, on October 17-18, 2024, we will gather virtually for the Charter for Compassion Global Youth Conference: Youth for Compassionate Advocacy & Actions.

Global Youth Conference

Get ready to be inspired by an incredible lineup of global youth leaders, activists, and experts, all coming together to share their insights on how we can create a more compassionate and inclusive world. This unique event will feature live sessions across multiple time zones, youth-led dialogues, interactive workshops, and opportunities to connect with like-minded changemakers from around the globe.

Whether you’re a young changemaker or a seasoned advocate, this event is designed for everyone passionate about making a difference!

Registration is open to all ages. Don’t miss your chance to be a part of this transformative experience - register now!

 

Featured Highlights:

Keynote Speaker Ziyaan Virji

Keynote Speaker: Ziyaan Virji
Award-winning speaker and founder of Leaders of Today

Ziyaan Virji, will take the virtual stage to share his journey of impact. 

Ziyaan is a 22-year old award-winning Keynote Speaker and Founder. Over the last half a decade, he has delivered over 200+ performances in 7 countries around the world. He started his own organization when he was 15 and has worked with a range of organizations in the Climate, Health and Education space with his work impacting over half a million people. He has shared his stories on some of the most powerful stages including TEDx, Global Education and Skills Forum, World Education Summit, United Nations, USC, UBC, McGill and others. For his work, Ziyaan has won some of the most prestigious accolades including the Princess Diana Award, Global Teen Leader, Winner of the Dragon's Den for Change and Future 25under25. 

https://www.ziyaanvirji.com/  

 

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Youth Spotlight Speaker: Maung Hla Myint

Maung Hla Myint advocates tirelessly for Rohingya rights, inspiring global justice and equality. He documents the concerns, emotions, and suffering of the Rohingya people, conveying their messages and capturing their lives. His powerful work sheds light on the challenges faced by the Rohingya community, amplifying their voices and striving to bring awareness and empathy to their plight.

https://rohingyanetwork.org/ 

 

 

Youth-Led Sessions:
Be inspired by dynamic young leaders as they lead thought-provoking dialogues!

Youth-Led Sessions 1

 

Empathy & Compassion: Keys to Resilient, Connected Societies

With Shrishti Shankar & Abdelslam Alfaki

 

Bringing Innovation to the Community: Leveraging Technological Skills and Resources for Impact

With Lake Forest Country Day School

 

Enabling Global Youth to Develop Environmental Solutions

With Ryan Honary

 

From Isolation to Inclusion: Compassion as a Lifeline for Teens at Risk

With Grace Netski, representing Hope Means Nevada

 

Youth-Led Sessions 2

 

Birthing Compassionate Futures

with Hajar Tazi

 

The Role of Nonviolent Communication in Peaceful Coexistence

with Gervin Baila

 

Challenging Unsustainable Practices: Two Young Campaigners Taking on the Palm Oil Industry

With Jia & Asha Kirkpatrick

 

Personal Branding for Social Impact: Why You Should Make Some Noise

with Reese Wong

 

 

Capacity-Building Workshops:
Enhance your skills as expert facilitators guide you in developing the tools you need to drive change in your community.

 

Capacity-Building Workshops

 

Building Character Strengths Through a Podcast Circle

with Zainab Bokhari (CBE)

 

GoldenRuleism Session: When Sustainability and Well-Being Merge

with Shane O’Connor

 

Together We Thrive: Building Community for Collective Action

with Airs Hines

 

Empowering Youth to be Catalysts of Change through Nonviolent Communication and Servant Leadership

with Janith Perera

 

Peace Leadership Model a Tool for Conscious Social Change

with James OFFUH

 

Innovating for Impact: Youth Entrepreneurship & Social Change

with Amani Joel Mafigi & Patient Baraka

 

Intercultural Competency

with Shirin Ganji

 

Silencing Your Inner Critic: Moving From Self-Doubt To Self-Compassion

with Jennifer Nadel

 

Join us for these offerings, and maybe... just maybe, one or more two incredibly surprising additions!

 

It's all happening October 17 and 18, virtually, free of cost, everyone is welcome!

Register here!

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