Global Changemaking Student: Jaclyn Soller the Wonderful Filipino SAGE Mentor at CSU Chico
What three lessons has traveling taught you?
Go with the flow
Once you hit your lowest, there’s no other way but up
The world is an amazing place
Global Changemaking Students: Megan Darnell, President of UMKC Enactus Team
How do you juggle school and other activities at the same time?
I don’t sleep much, that’s how! I am involved in many different things: I am a full-time Masters student, I work in the business department of our university, I run my own international business, I am in our Entrepreneurial Scholars program and I am the president of our Enactus team.
All I want is to make this world a better place before I leave it. As for my passion behind traveling, a quote by Saint Augustine may say it best, “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only a page”. I am not very materialistic, but I do treasure experiences, and those travel experiences let me grow as a person and learn more about the beautiful world around me.
Global Changemaking Students: Aminata Diambo the Creative Senegalese Fashion Designer & Engineering Student
“… pink dresses and skirts, somehow meant that you couldn’t climb trees, or run fast behind the ball or just have fun.”
Amina’s dad shaped her mind into believing that she could be anything she wanted to be.
Global Changemaking Students: Meet Salem Habte the Passionate Social Entrepreneur and ENACTUS UMKC Executive
Have you ever met Salem and do you want to meet Salem? Oh my! The enthusiasm that flows from her is just enthusiastically beautiful! I’m not…
Global Changemaking Students: Everyone Should Know Kinge Emma the Cameroonian Hunger Fighter & Agropreneur
Kinge Emma grew up in a poor rural community in Cameroon characterized by hunger, illiteracy and poverty, now he’s ending world hunger as a hunger fighter
Global Changemaking Students: Balkisu Abdullahi the Change Agent from Sokoto Nigeria
For my parents were very passionate about enrolling me into school, we relocated from our village to urban areas where I could attend school. Through the help of my mum, I could overcome all the challenges by engaging in home business (making and selling of ice block, making of beads, weaving of hair etc.) among others.
Global Changemaking Students: Autism Breaks the Heart of Sarah Naa Awuku
Apart from school, what else do you do?
I used to read much about autism and learn what it was all about. It’s not actually a bad thing as the African society perceives it to be. Now that I am back from SUSI 2017, I have done a research on the rural and community schools who have no school buildings and learning materials such as exercise books, textbooks, pens, pencils, school bags, and other things that make learning easy. So I have the list of such schools which can be found in all the 10 regions in Ghana. I have decided to select some like about 5 to 10 schools and visit. I went do a market search on how much these materials cost in the market. I intend to use my salary of my national service which is about to start soon.
INTERVIEW WITH RADIANT EKEMINI TOM: Speaker, Graphics and Media Consultant and Many Other Things You Can’t Think Of
Like I earlier said, this is Radiant. Doesn’t he look so dashingly radiant? Radiant was the young man who introduced me to Calabar City Church, he…
Interview With Ana Inyang: Life After 4 Unsuccessful Businesses and 2 Successful Businesses
I’ve gone into 6 different businesses of which 4 failed and 2 have been successful.
Read Ana’s mind provoking interview