I am honoured to have received an award from @BorisJohnson for my Covid-19 volunteering project. The Points of Light award recognises exceptional contributions to UK society, and my organisation has also been recognised by the United Nations for our impact around the world.
Congratulations to @LSEIRDept undergrad @roryamoore who has been named on the @Forbes 30 under 30 Europe list for his social impact work! 👏
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In November, I was invited to join @DLC_Global as a Global Honorary Committee Member. I’ll be advising business leaders around the world on how to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges, from climate change to educational inequity. /17
I then started as Director of Global Affairs at FEELL, a social enterprise that's revolutionising leadership education in India whilst helping underprivileged girls access education. It's backed by leaders of organisations such as @UNDP, @Harvard, @GoldmanSachs, and @Oxfam. /16
I am very excited to have been appointed as a Global Shaper for the World Economic Forum. I will be part of a worldwide community of leaders aged under 30, working to build a world where young people are central to solution building, policy-making and lasting change. #YouthVoice
Enjoyed chatting to this Canadian podcast about my volunteering work and the recognition from the Prime Minister and United Nations. I also spoke about my plans for the future - do have a listen! 🇨🇦 https://t.co/i6c3QiTEAg
The #Coronavirus Community Volunteering (CCV) network, which matches volunteers & orgs. to those who need help, started as local #volunteering initiative. Launched by an LSE student to support vulnerable people in his area, it's now active in 40 countries: https://t.co/qynTD8OVDo