What young people need to lead
Around the world, countless young people are eager to shape their communities. But governance structures, poverty and a lack of education and employment can muffle these voices. Here's how to make a change.
Youth Will is an interactive online conversation that explores the power of youth around the globe to change their own futures and those of their peers. Together with our partners, we’ll dig into the ways youth are taking advantage of innovative learning models, acting as engines of economic growth and driving forward peace initiatives for their local communities.
Around the world, countless young people are eager to shape their communities. But governance structures, poverty and a lack of education and employment can muffle these voices. Here's how to make a change.
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