I am 23 a year old Student, Author, Youth Delegate, Campaigner, Entrepreneur and Philanthropist. I am Campaigner for Equality, Inclusion, Education,  Peace, Justice, Mental Health and Well-being. Who created The Claudes SEN Law, because of my own educational  journey of being denied an SEN education and continues facing loss provision unelected because of number of reasons.

Because in my vision we are #signatureuniqueness with extraordinary abilities which are not to be categorised, excluded, institutionally, systemically discriminated or even signed of from having education because of a lack of miseducation. For that reason I believe in "Inclusive equal world for Neurodivers, people with hidden, visable disabilities and the awareness of the  #TheClaudesSENLaw  

 Who has done projects with Queens Commonwealth Trust, Global Citizen,  The One Young World,  Sustainable Ocean  Alliance, Only One,  One, UK Future Leaders, Y7 #AtTheTable Ambassador, United Voices, Teach The Future UK, Ocean Rebellion and many more. 

Website ~ https://tap.bio/@a_claude_2020

          Years away, I started wondering how I could participate in the change. I was looking for an organization in which I could volunteer perhaps as a street cleaner, but there were no concrete results. Living in a country where job-shaming is widespread, I had already expected this outcome. Thereafter, I began to write the project of the youth non-profit I finally launched in 2020. I raised money in order to provide free materials and refreshments to young people eager to clean their respective streets during the holidays. Our national network ”Babongisi Ya Congo”(Congo’s Improvers) focuses on the youth. The population of the DR Congo being chiefly composed of youngsters, we assume that if we manage to refine the youth’s habits, we can hope for a cleaner country in the future.

           Babongisi Ya Congo has helped me mature. Having always been a stay-at-home, I did not know how to talk to strangers in the street, little did I know about the brand new slangs. I learned to convince people who would normally never work for free or show up in the streets doing an “under-job”, to lead folks of my age and over with sympathy and authority. The act of regularly cleaning dirt has also increased my sensibility to imperfections and my attention to details. Moreover, I belong to a new family of lovely change-makers that will probably extend to Ivory Coast, Uganda and Zimbabwe thanks to my friends from Yale Young African Scholars 2020. 

 I have been so far from my family  for too many years , and still I am trying hard to learn something new in my life, I am 25 years old and I started my journey when I was 9 years old. I went to my neighborhood, country to register and start my primary study. I was far from my family and I thought, of course, that in the future I would be an educated man who would have lots of opportunities and would be able to help my family.

 Now, I have the privilege of knowledge and I am able to use an international Language, and speak to the world. Although, the sad part is that still I am not able to help my family and get out of the heavy duty they always carry on their shoulders. 

It was my turn to work hard and prepare the quiet life for them. Suddenly, Afghanistan Government collapsed by the Taliban hands and I will not able to go back to my own country anymore, where I grew up. What is more, I will not able to see my family again.  The only chance that I have is, to work hard to find a way to carry them out of Afghanistan and create an environment for them to live peacefully, because they deserve it. They tolerate pains and griefs during their lives, but how can I do? It is a hard question that I don’t know the answer. 

When I became one of the Ubuntu United Nation Participant, after the first meeting I wrote a letter to all participants, and asked them for help. Help for my country and every single person who is suffering in Afghanistan during these days, help for ladies and girls who are not able to go to school anymore, Help for my family and all those men who are farmer in Afghanistan and they are obliged to leave their lands and their lives. Because every day The Taliban member forced them to escape from their own lands.  I have asked every member to be my voice and by writing a letter to their country Foreign Ministers asking them to not accept the Taliban as future leader of Afghanistan. Because they violate human's rights, especially women and turning ordinary people lives in hell. 

I would like to ask it here once again from everyone who are reading my story.  Please, join me and spread my voice, making it louder to the world. We are the young leaders of the future and we have the power to change the situation for many people. 

You can find me by contacting in this Email Address: sarwarir313@gmail.com and here is my social Facebook account:   https://www.facebook.com/rohullah.sarwari.3 

or you can see my page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100055468804119  

We match asylum-seekers who need help and lawyers who can represent them on a pro bono basis. We provide mentoring, training, and guidance throughout the representation to ensure that our pro bono lawyers get the support they need to provide the highest quality legal representation to clients seeking asylum in the country. 

The process for seeking asylum in Greece is complicated and an asylum-seeker is more likely to be granted this form of protection if he or she is represented by a good lawyer who understands the system. We provide training and guidance to lawyers who represent clients on a pro bono basis through our program. 

This is a real dilemma, as enabling and empowering youth in Iraq is a must if change to the better is to happen at any seen point in the near future. 

Enabling youth, building their capacity, having faith in them and giving them trust to lead is a key element to change the deteriorating conditions of our country. As many may disagree with that justifying it with the concept that younger people may be less responsible and are coming with less experience in life and work, we can all look to this matter from a different point of view. As young people are usually more open-minded, and have more tolerance in terms of adapting with different conditions, accepting new ideas and concepts.

I aspire to establish an institution that will aim to empower youth in Iraq, with special focus on young professionals, in ways that will enable them to compete in the the work market, in both public and private sector jobs, as well as leadership positions on the political sector and leading the country to a new era. Youth in Iraq have been suffering for decades, and it is them who will make the change to better Iraq happen in case they were given the suitable opportunities.

After the ISIS crisis and the following internal displacement of hundreds of thousands of Iraqis (from affected areas in northern and western Iraq mainly to central and southern parts of federal Iraq), it was absolutely necessary to start organizing the Aid and Charity work we were doing on a small scale and expand it to reach as much affected people as possible. I took that mission on my own by co-creating, managing, and coordinating the work of a small group for Aid, Charity and Fundraising. The group included members from family, friends and neighborhood volunteers (about 15 people). During the last year, we were able to raise about $20K USD, and provide aid for 20 different cases (groups and individuals) across entire Iraq, including food and non-food aid, medical treatment and surgeries provision.


Since mid-2014 and until present, Yahya co-found, managed and coordinated efforts of a simple, informal yet effective and efficient charity and fundraising group comprised of family, friends and neighborhood volunteers (about 15 people). The group mainly targets Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), widows and orphans. During the last year, we were able to raise about $24K USD, and provide aid for 30 different cases (groups and individuals) across entire Iraq, including food and non-food aid materials distribution, medical treatment and surgeries provision for children and elderly people.

The experience I have in combating poverty, hunger and homelessness is based on the voluntary work I have been performing since early 2014 until present. As I have established an Aid, Donations and Charity group with friends, former work colleagues, neighbors and some relatives and family members.

The group focused its activities on all kinds of aid and assistance to the internally displaced persons (IPDs), widows, orphans, including non-food items, water and food, healthcare, cash assistance and other kinds of aid. The main funding source for all these activities was from collecting donations and fundraising campaigns through social media and connections.

Below are some examples of our work:
http://bit.ly/ADCGroup_Finances

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10161256457473957&id=791948956

I hope to be able to establish a formal local NGO to move all the work we have been and still doing to formal status and make my volunteering group and official entity.

Yahya Sami
Yahya Sami - MERLA Consultant, Management Specialist, and, Freelance Trainer and Engineer.
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Sunday, 10 October 2021 - Baghdad, Iraq.

I am Flavia and I am from Italy. As I said during our meeting session this afternoon Ubuntu is an important concept to me because when I was 18 and finishing high school I chose it for my final presentation (it was 5 years ago). 

I will leave you the small presentation I made, it is Italian but as you can see I also presented two speeches from Mandela and Obama. 
I am so glad that now Ubuntu has given the name to such a great program. 

I preferred to be called "Aika" I am from Tanzania, I am 32 years old a mother of one son.

I am a Chagga by tribe, most of Tanzanians makes a joke of my tribe that we are the richest tribe, because of the business background that our parents engaged into.

I had a Bachelor Degree in Community Economic Development and a Masters Degree in Cooperatives and Community Development both from Moshi Cooperative University, in Kilimanjaro region.

I have been working and volunteering in various Non -Governmental organization since 2013 to date, and this journey had brought me to start my Initiative Nguzo Women and Youth Foundation and start my Tour Company Girls Adventures Tanzania.

My life had brought an Impact in the life of many girls here in Tanzania through my current job ,as a KISA project Manager at Girls Livelihood and Mentorship Initiative. KISA project is project is a two - year extracurricular leadership course that prepares girls in their last Two years of Secondary Schools to attend university and create positive social change in their communities.

Being the founder and Executive Director of Nguzo Women and Youth Foundation, we envisions seeing Tanzanians young men and women accessing resources to help them live independently. Our main objective are to impart them with an outstanding knowledge that help them during and after the school time.

We have initiated a Menstruation and a Body hygiene project in 5 primary schools with 525. 223 girls empowered with knowledge of Reproductive Health and providing them with menstrual kits that reduces girl's drop-out level. These programs help reducing the rate of primary girls' absenteeism from 50% to 35% in this academic year as well as reducing harmful stigmas and taboos during menstruation.

One of my best life time experience was that I climb Mount Kilimanjaro in 2010, and I am grateful that I made it to the top roof of Africa and one among the seven summit in the World with 5895M above the sea level, I climb via Marangu route which we call Cocacola Route.

However with Girls Adventures Tanzania that I have Launch this year, I will climb for the second time via Lemosho Route in 2022, if you wanted to join us or to partner with us do not hesitate to whatsApp me and my contacts are below ,remember whenever you make a tour with Girls Adventures you are going to support our community works that impact life of women, youth, girls and Children particularly in Tanzania.

I believes if youth are equipped with the knowledge and skills of leadership, creativity ,critical thinking ,collaboration ,commitment to others and cultivating new opportunities they will become the change that they wanted to see in their lives, communities as well as in their Country at large.

Contact Details;

Aika Robert Nkya-
Organization Email: nguzo2018@gmail.com (Our website is under construction),
Instagram: nguzo_wy_foundation

Company Email: info@girlsadventurestz.com
Website: www.girlsadventurestz.com
Instagram: girls_adventures_tanzania
Facebook:Girls Adventures Tanzania @girlsadventurestz

WhatsApp- +255 758 198909
- +255 688 304 803

THANK YOU!!

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Solutions are found in new technologies, new policies, new business models, and other forms of collaboration. A wide array of stakeholders participate in the Lab; producers, retailers, government, trade unions, NGOs, certification bodies, courts, law-makers, legal professionals, human rights advocates, designers and research institutes.

Find out more on our projects at https://www.perekofoundation.org

·Executive Secretary/ Admin assistance 

·School principal, supervision 

·Planning monitoring & Evaluation expert 

· NGOs Founder

Working at 

·         NGOs :   Founder 
https://www.facebook.com/Empower.Aid.2017

·         University :  Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation Expert(Addis Ababa University, EiABC)

Education,

·         University:  MBA in Management 

·         Collage:      BA in Leadership and development study 

·         University:   Diploma  Secretarial Science and office management 

·         TVET:  Advance certificate or 10+3 in SSOM

Volunteer Activities    

·        YALI(Young African Leader Initiative) 

·         GME(Great Mind Empire)     

·         EWCACO (Empower Women’s & . 
          Children’s Aid Charity Organization 

Social media link

https://twitter.com/Aynalmewoldarga 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/aynalem-woldargay-49419228 

The number of internally displaced people increased from 560,033 in December 2019 to 1,074,993 people in December 2020, an increase of 92% according to the National Council for Emergency Relief and Rehabilitation. This deteriorated situation   continues and spreads in many parts of the country. Thus, since August 2018, the Eastern region has also experienced a significant increase in security incidents. At the start of June 2020, over 921,000 displaced people had been registered in the region. To date, 70% of them are confronted with problems related to food, clothing, shelter, access to portable water and schooling. The objective of this call for solidarity is based on this last problem, which is schooling. Education is the most basic right of every child. Depriving him of education is to condemn him to discrimination, rejection, ignorance, lack of fulfilment etc.

As of May 14, 2021, there were a total of 2,235 preschool, primary, post-primary and secondary establishments closed out of a total of 20,676 establishments in total for these levels of education, a closure rate of 10.81 %. These closures affect 304,450 students, or 156,456 boys and 147,994 girls, and 11,068 teachers, or 7,259 men and 3,809 women. And the Palboa school is not out of these closures.

We all know that schools serve as safe spaces to protect children from different forms of abuse and harm. They can also prevent children from roaming the streets and engaging in criminal or harmful activities, including association with non-state armed groups (NAGs) through forced recruitment. Unfortunately, some schools have been attacked and others have been used for military purposes.

In the village of Palboa, this situation comes on top of another problem linked to girl’s education. Since the existence of this village, out of 200 girls attending school, no girl has reached the Baccalaureate level. They are all taken out of school and put back into marriage. In addition, since the closure of the school, there are 20 girls in school aged 15 to 17 given in early marriage. It thus shatters their hope of succeeding in school and also exposes them to all forms of violence.
My vision is to write a project that can help those kids specialy girls to go to school by creating temporary spaces in the safe environnement for them to learn.
I call any person or entity, any Institute and organization of goodwill that can help any kind, to these children so that they can start not only at school and become future peacebuilders and changermakers.

The number of internally displaced people increased from 560,033 in December 2019 to 1,074,993 people in December 2020, an increase of 92% according to the National Council for Emergency Relief and Rehabilitation. This deteriorated situation   continues and spreads in many parts of the country. Thus, since August 2018, the Eastern region has also experienced a significant increase in security incidents. At the start of June 2020, over 921,000 displaced people had been registered in the region. To date, 70% of them are confronted with problems related to food, clothing, shelter, access to portable water and schooling. The objective of this call for solidarity is based on this last problem, which is schooling. Education is the most basic right of every child. Depriving him of education is to condemn him to discrimination, rejection, ignorance, lack of fulfilment etc.

As of May 14, 2021, there were a total of 2,235 preschool, primary, post-primary and secondary establishments closed out of a total of 20,676 establishments in total for these levels of education, a closure rate of 10.81 %. These closures affect 304,450 students, or 156,456 boys and 147,994 girls, and 11,068 teachers, or 7,259 men and 3,809 women. And the Palboa school is not out of these closures.

We all know that schools serve as safe spaces to protect children from different forms of abuse and harm. They can also prevent children from roaming the streets and engaging in criminal or harmful activities, including association with non-state armed groups (NAGs) through forced recruitment. Unfortunately, some schools have been attacked and others have been used for military purposes.

In the village of Palboa, this situation comes on top of another problem linked to girl’s education. Since the existence of this village, out of 200 girls attending school, no girl has reached the Baccalaureate level. They are all taken out of school and put back into marriage. In addition, since the closure of the school, there are 20 girls in school aged 15 to 17 given in early marriage. It thus shatters their hope of succeeding in school and also exposes them to all forms of violence.
My vision is to write a project that can help those kids specialy girls to go to school by creating temporary spaces in the safe environnement for them to learn.
I call any person or entity, any Institute and organization of goodwill that can help any kind, to these children so that they can start not only at school and become future peacebuilders and changermakers.


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You don’t know how happy I am to be able to talk here using an international Language and if we went back to a year ago, my word was nonsense, without meaning and non-understandable, Let me tell you something: a difficult part of being an Afghan is to speak in an international Language,  to learn this wonderful English language I passed too many difficulties and I would like to mention Andrea Martinez, my incredible Argentinian professor, who never become tired and worked hard, days and nights with me to help me to speak worldwide.   

I am Rohullah Sarwari from Afghanistan, a country known for everyone and most of the people are afraid when they hear about this wild land.  Honestly, during these days I am afraid too when I hear the name of my country. But I am here to tell you stories about this dangerous land, and how difficult life can be when you are an Afghan citizen. Today our program focuses on human rights issues and the heroes like you who sacrifice their lives and work hard to build a peaceful environment for humanity. In my opinion, the world, frequently, is a dangerous and unbearable place for living; however, if we are able to coexist in such a horrible world with tragic events and horrible moments is because of the selfless work of those who never give up and tried hard to build pacifically an environment! One of these outstanding person whose work is the best example of the worldwide hero,  international human rights defender Mr. Antonio Gutters who always tried without ceasing for human rights around the world, especially in Afghanistan.  

Although Afghanistan is a dangerous place to live, there are many people who are kind, honest, change-maker, and peacebuilder, working to grant people have access to basic human rights. Unfortunately, now, during the authority of a new regime in my country, human social activists and change-makers are at risk. Sadly, most of them are not able to breath anymore and we have lost them because they lost the right to be alive. For example Khasha, he was a social activist. His job was to bring smiles to people, but when the new regime came to the power they punished him with some bullets on his head without a clear reason, just because he was an ordinary person who tried to make people happy. 

Nowadays, being alive in Afghanistan is almost impossible and it has many reasons.  Afghan people experienced a horrible collapse and now they are being witnesses of the effect of this falling in their daily lives. For example, it is winter in Afghanistan and most of the population is not able to have a piece of bread or doesn't have the possibility to heat their homes to face the killing cold climate.  For hanger people, human rights are meaningless.  They see their rights in piece of bread and having enough food and a warm place to survive. After the regime took government control in Afghanistan, everything changed. The economic cycle destroyed so there are not any jobs for anyone, that's why insecurity has awfully increased. As a result, people of my country face with unknown future, dangerous destinations with empty pockets.

If we went back to some months ago, the situation was a little different, there was a light of hope coexisting with inequality and insecurity! But people had enough courage and they were trying to change their lives for better. 

For example, my colleagues and I, full of enthusiasm, woke up early in the morning and preparing ourselves to go to work. We were social workers and our daily meeting was with the most vulnerable people who were tired of unfair system and world, but at the end of the day we were able to give them this ray of hope and covered basic needs. Eventually, maybe I am one of the fortune person among them who could come out of Afghanistan to study; however, my colleagues are at risk and most of them have to live hidden because NOW they are vulnerable and tired of life, they, with all their inner inspirational soul become part of those who think here is the end of the world, just few of them are refugees but ignore about their future. For instance, our team leader Mrs., Latifa Yaqubi, was a person who served a big part of her live fighting for women and humans' rights; she studied psychology and she had not any impossible word in her dictionary, but a few days ago I called her, she was disappointed, tired and hopeless in a refugee camp in Pakistan, with unknown future. She was part of those who had accepted there are literally sometimes impossible in its meaning. 

 

Nargis my uncle's daughter who is 13 years old,   was in 7^th grade at school last year. Every day I saw her early in the morning, she woke up and was interested to go to school, but this year she can’t go to school. Not only that, also the cycle of live has changed for her and there is not any hope for her future to continue her studies. How painful was the moment when I heard it!  

I was not able to do anything for my uncle's daughter Nargis, but I immediately called my mother and asked her about my 16 years old sister. Is she going to school or not? My mother told me, the new regime closed school doors for girls, but she is attending in some new hidden study program whose school director made it. I found out that there are still hopes and my sister's school director is a hero, because with lots of limitations he is trying hard to continue with the study process, and it was the happiest moment when I heard she is able to study even hidden. After that, my mother added: -“we need to pay her fee and prepare basic needs for our winter”. It sounds like no important issue while someone has a job, but I am a student who needs to spend and study, and my family doesn’t have anyone to support them. The hard part is that, I came to India with a student visa and I don’t have work permission, and there is not any place to hire me. Then I become obliged to borrow money from my Indian and international classmates and sent them to my family in Afghanistan. Of course, I felt happy that I could solve their problems, but Lean is something that we have to pay it back and during these days paying back that money to my classmates become a difficult challenge in my daily life, and it almost interrupted my study process… I am trying hard to do my best and I am sure I will succeed and I will change this situation too. But it's very important that my family has access to the basic needs in Afghanistan.  At the end of the day, I am still hopeful, I see clearly the sign of hopes shining brightly and making it possible to continue and move forward, and talk with you dear all change-makers. You are the sign of hope and you are the bright future!  I believe every Afghan people should have an opportunity in this world,  they have to try and seek for better tomorrow, I am sure there will be many bright days and shining moments after these dark and horrible events, and everything will become fine after all this terrible moment but they need help to reach the light of hope.  I am so happy for all these beautiful moments and thanks Ubuntu for creating these wonderful inspirational moments for us.

Thank you Maria for inviting me as a speaker! 

 
here is my contact address: sarwarir313@gmail.com
What's app Number: 0093766360193

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