Global Partnership for Education’s Post

Young leaders can be a force for positive change in education. ➡️ Learn how they can make a difference! 📢 If you are a young education activist, you can cover points one and two with the youth-led Futures Festival. Find out how: http://g.pe/pquz50Sxa5Q #RaiseYourHand #FundEducation

One otber thing to add is that they need to understand the power of partnerships with schools and business. While young educators have the "manpower", the businesses and schools have resources to make their objectives a reality. Being a superhero in education is achievable through aligned partnerships. I can fit you and your partners with the right size capes! Reach out! www.frommetoyouconsulting.com

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Kamoshi Olupese

✝️CHRISTIAN || VOCATIONAL EDUCATOR || BEVERAGE EXPERT || AUTHOR

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Truly, the time has come for young education leaders to rise to the occasion. Education is the bedrock of every civilization. The future can be saved by educating one society/community/people at a time with the right tools. I'd appreciate leading a voice if given an opportunity.

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Kate Redman

Chief of Communications and Advocacy at GEM Report UNESCO

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I would add that they can also give a voice to peers who may not want to speak up. Not everyone can be a leader, but everyone has something to say.

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Very informative. The task calls for commitment and focus from the youth. Thank you for sharing.

Roy Kudakwashe Marumbeyi

Public Education Officer - Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC)

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Very helpful!

Oriana Torres

Non profit leader | Empowering Latino Youth through leadership development, education and entrepreneurship | Babson MBA | ExEndeavor| TEDx Speaker | Fundraising | Sustainability | Partnerships

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