Abdoul Byukusenge, PhD Candidate in Security Studies at the University of Warsaw, specializes in security challenges, human rights, and the Responsibility to Protect (R2P). Drawing on his expertise in African intergovernmental organizations, climate change, and sustainable development—as well as his academic credentials (a BA in Internati
Abdoul Byukusenge, PhD Candidate in Security Studies at the University of Warsaw, specializes in security challenges, human rights, and the Responsibility to Protect (R2P). Drawing on his expertise in African intergovernmental organizations, climate change, and sustainable development—as well as his academic credentials (a BA in International Relations, an MA in Political Science, and an MSc in Sustainable Development)—he applies strategic and critical thinking to advance global peace, security, and justice.
Rosleny Ubiñas, Youth reepresentative of the Bahá’ís of the U.S. to the UN, works on issues like racial inequality and women's advancement. With a B.A. in Psychology and Africana Studies, she has experience in counseling, development, and strategic planning.
She has held her current role since 2017.
Christabell Omondi is a skilled event management professional with a broad range of experience in both domestic and international event planning. She serves as an Event Coordinator at Mindscope Events Planners Services & Supplies in Kenya, focusing on event management, coordination, and food service operations. Previously, Christabell was
Christabell Omondi is a skilled event management professional with a broad range of experience in both domestic and international event planning. She serves as an Event Coordinator at Mindscope Events Planners Services & Supplies in Kenya, focusing on event management, coordination, and food service operations. Previously, Christabell was a Programme Assistant at UN-HABITAT, where she significantly increased youth visibility and participation by facilitating programs, organizing workshops, and representing the organization at international forums
Aishwarya Narasimhadevara is the youth representative at the Centre for Public Health and an advocate for education in international development. She holds a master’s from the University of Kent and is pursuing a PhD. at Chulalongkorn University. Involved in various NGOs, her interests include traveling, photography, and karate.
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