Youth volunteering is seen as providing an important experience for young people to engage with their communities and the issues they care about while enhancing their own personal development. Learning to lead through volunteering often creates a pathway to employability and social entrepreneurial activities. Young volunteers are increasingly vocal in what they think about the world and how they want things to change. It is an important priority to channel the energy, passion and commitment of young volunteers into leadership roles to sustain and grow the volunteer effort. Young people themselves need to have a say in what volunteering leadership means to them.
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Yvette Tackie (Tanzania)
Regional Manager, Business Development
AIESEC – Middle East & Africa
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Amani Aruri (Palestine)
Member
Global Youth Task Force on Beijing 25+
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Ryan Crowley (UK)
Deputy Lead
Future Leaders Network
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H.E. Hessa Tahlak (UAE)
Assistant Undersecretary of Social Development & CIO
Ministry of Community Development
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