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Alumni Legacy: Htun aims to lead the future of young people in the Rakhine state.

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In 2021, our previous Alumni Officer, Nasa Dip, interviewed Htun Linn, a 2019 AAYLF delegate and Program Director of Youth Empowerment and Community Development Studies at Pichaung Institute, about his work as a director of a community development institute for young people in Rakhine state. Tell us about yourself and your work: My name is …

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Alumni Legacy: Youth Journalism, how Qi Siang is writing the way to a better world.

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Our Alumni Coordinator, Danielle Stephenson, interviewed Qi Siang Ng,  Journalist at The Edge, Singapore and 2019 #AAYLF delegate about his work as a journalist and the importance of youth perspectives. Danielle: Tell us a bit about yourself and your work. Qi Siang: I’m a Singaporean Journalist working at a weekly financial newspaper, called The Edge …

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Alumni Legacy: From Facilitator to Front-liner, how Joshua is transforming youth roles during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

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Our Alumni Coordinator Danielle Stephenson interviewed Espiritu Joshua Arsenio III (Joshua), Community Development student, teacher and 2019 #AAYLF delegate about his latest work and how he’s shaping the community response to COVID-19 in the Philippines. Danielle: Tell us a bit about yourself. Joshua: I’m a teacher by profession. I work as a Student Affairs Professional …

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