AMP Global Youth x UNESCO Center for Peace Global Teacher’s Forum
Posted OnOctober 7, 2021 byAMP Global Youth is excited to announce a convening of educators from around the world engaged in building global consciousness, a culture of peace, and leadership skills in our youth. Hosted by UNESCO Center for Peace and AMP Global Youth, this event will give participants an important opportunity to learn from others in the field,…Read More…
Nominate a Global Youth Visionary!
Posted OnMay 14, 2021 byAre you a visionary youth leader with experience to share? Or do you know one? AMP Global Youth is accepting nominations for Global Youth Visionaries who exemplify the creative, bold and visionary leadership of youth tackling our greatest global challenges. Visionaries can be leaders, artists, entrepreneurs, mobilizers, organizers, or anyone else doing work that inspires…Read More…
Show us youth power! Design contest for youth artists. $250 prize
Posted OnMay 3, 2021 byAMP Global Youth is looking for bold young visual artists to design our 2021 Global Scholar t-shirt. If you’re an illustrator, designer, visual artist, or creative type, share your idea for a chance to be chosen to design this year’s t-shirt! We’re looking for a design that can be represented in both full color (for…Read More…
Top 5 Resources for Networking, LinkedIn, College Admissions and More
Posted OnFebruary 3, 2021 byBy Avia Solomon Here’s your top resources for networking, using LinkedIn, applying to college and more! COLLEGE RESEARCH College Simply College Confidential BigFuture Admissions Revolution LINKEDIN: LinkedIn University LinkedIn Profile Checklist – High School Students https://www.proresource.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/ProResource_LinkedIn_College_Checklist.pdf (this checklist is a bit more in depth; while it says it’s for college students, it can be adapted…Read More…
5 Reasons Why Diversity is Important in the 21st Century
Posted OnJune 20, 2020 by1. Growing Acceptance, Diminishing Discrimination Promoting diversity is the first step to not just “tolerance” but true inclusion and acceptance. Through growing contact with, exposure to, and communication between people who are not like us, we can learn how to relate to difference in a way where difference doesn’t have to be a problem, a…Read More…