A 65 years old man, whose job is to guide the passengers in a crowded station in Tokyo with a megaphone, took initiative and created this crazy typography with duct tape. This is what natural talent means. — @mrchrisgaul https://t.co/Mbl9UucMJP
Excited to learn more from @GlobalDignity's Executive Director, Cynthia Guyer on the importance of #dignity - which is the great equalizer in the world.
Yesterday marked the first full day of the Young Leaders Access program. The first session was led by Liz Gannon Graydon and Norma Loeb who kicked us off with "What Better Looks Like" focused on community building and the importance of compassion in community-based work.
@InbarFruchsad leads this year's young leaders through a hackathon on time management. Time management plays an important role when implementing community-based projects. Inbar shares "needing a deadline is often more than needing more time" when completing projects.
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Inbar lives in Vienna, Austria and has been a part of the Young Leaders Access Program first as a participant in 2006, later as mentor in 2010., Inbar has been fundamental in planning many social and community based activities in Vienna and Israel.
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