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I, David Kondowulay Mansaray - ( Initiating Implementor Commodore) , am the next President of the Youth Parliament Sierra Leone (YPSL). My manifesto is built on three key pillars: 1- Environmental Beautification, 2- Active Membership Engagement, and 3- Sustainable Development. I plan to organize clean-up drives, enhance member participation through structured programs, and build partnerships with NGOs and government agencies to support youth-centric policies. As President of YPSL, my commitment to core values will focus on: 1- Transparency, 2- Accountability, 3- Collaboration, and 4- Progressive Action. I am dedicated to fostering an inclusive and dynamic YPSL while advocating for a more united and prosperous Sierra Leone.

Today, on National Indigenous Peoples Day, we celebrate the rich and diverse cultures of First Nation, Metis and Inuit people across the province. We're committed to honouring and respecting the traditions and cultures of the 20 First Nations and two Métis Settlement lands and traditional territories on which we operate. Learn more about our Indigenous engagement here: https://buff.ly/3KZRlK5

If Australia, the nation, as we recognise it today, is to retain it’s sovereignty, it will need a leadership vision that has the grit to put into place a culture and structure that is capable of supporting and sustaining a survival strategy that can be ensured by proactive action dedicated to that vision. In the current political landscape, I for one, do not see a viable vision. I encourage you to spend the 40odd minutes it takes to watch the attached video. Sobering stuff. No glory, but plenty of guts. What you will see is what we, as a nation that values our sovereignty, will need to recognise as the reality of the price for that sovereignty, absorb the lessons offered by the video and plan for that level of pain, and inevitably, loss that will be required to be sacrificed by our future Men and Women for the guardianship of our sovereignty. We need a vision beyond tinkering around the edges.

Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day. National Indigenous Peoples Day is an opportunity to acknowledge, learn about, and reflect on the experiences of Indigenous peoples across what is currently known as Canada. This day celebrates the diverse and fundamental contributions First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples have made in various fields, including the visual arts. As GOG grows and improves, we remain committed to fostering open dialog on systemic injustices and seek to create meaningful change in the arts and culture sector through shifting misrepresentations and redistributing power. The recognition of Indigenous experiences and achievements as well as the work of systemic change is not limited to a single day. As settlers of this land, consider highlighting Indigenous joy, history, art, and culture today and every day. Linked here is a collection of resources including readings, projects, and Indigenous organizations that you can support in various ways: https://lnkd.in/gJiWar5F

Human dignity, wealth, and mutual respect must guide our destiny in a changing world. We can save lives, serve humanity, and secure a sustainable future by conserving the environment and fostering education. Inclusion requires entrepreneurial freedom, variety, and responsible leadership. Let's respect everyone, share knowledge, and promote peace. On International Human Duties Day, Wednesday, July 10, 2024, at 11:30 a.m. today, learn about SADC countries' experiences at https://lnkd.in/dbX9ijV6

"Happy Republic Day from BMGT Solutions! 🇮🇳 Today, let's celebrate the spirit of unity, diversity, and progress. Wishing everyone a proud and patriotic Republic Day! 🎉 #BMGTSolutions #RepublicDay2024 #ProudIndian"

As a committed volunteer and creator of the most impactful corporate volunteering program in Mexico and Latam, I've witnessed firsthand the transformative power of collective action. By not just inviting employees but also welcoming their families, friends, entire communities, and people in general, we've cultivated an inclusive environment that thrives on participation and impact. We could in a single day, orchestrated over 90 volunteering activities across the nation, engaging in everything from environmental conservation to supporting educational and health facilities. This inniciative alone mobilized more than 250,000 volunteering participations in just one year in Mexico! Volunteering is more than act; it's a lifestyle! If you're considering volunteering or are already on this path, remember to connect with causes that resonate with your abilities and passions. Whether it's hands-on work or skilled-based volunteering, what matters is your commitment and the impact you create. As we work together for a better tomorrow, let's not forget the heart of volunteering - it's a journey of giving, impacting lives, including our own. So, take the leap, find your cause, and be a part of this incredible global movement of change-makers. ESG Positive Impact #volunteering #communityimpact #socialchange #inclusion #SDG #CSR #sustainabilityleaders #betterworld #esg #corporatevolunteering IAVE

Today is National Indigenous People's Day, a day to celebrate the culture and heritage of Indigenous communities. Looking for ways to celebrate? There are lots of public events happening across Canada, or you can support a local Indigenous business or artist. Another great idea is to take some time to learn about the traditional lands you live on to better understand the history of colonialism, and how to help build a better future moving forward: https://native-land.ca/

Today we acknowledge the contributions and accomplishments of all Indigenous people. National Indigenous Peoples Day is a day for celebration, reflection, and continuing education on the importance of Indigenous heritage to our history. Learn about our Truth and Reconciliation efforts: markham.ca/Diversity

Indigenous Peoples Day is an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of Indigenous peoples across the world. It is a day to honor the resilience and strength of Indigenous communities, who have preserved their identities and traditions despite centuries of colonization, discrimination, and marginalization. This day also serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggles that Indigenous peoples face in their fight for recognition, rights, and justice. It calls on governments, organizations, and individuals to acknowledge the historical injustices committed against Indigenous peoples and to commit to meaningful actions that support their sovereignty, cultural preservation, and access to land, resources, and opportunities. Indigenous Peoples Day is a time to listen, learn, and amplify the voices of Indigenous leaders and communities. It is a day to reaffirm our collective responsibility to protect and promote the rights of Indigenous peoples, ensuring that their voices are heard, their rights are respected, and their contributions are valued in building a just and equitable world for all.