We provide holistic interventions that focus on helping youth to prepare for life after high school,succeed in the workplace & play a pivotal role in SA economy
With the holiday season, this is the perfect time to catch-up on some reading. On our list of recommendations for December books is The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.
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Our #WomanOfCourage this week is @DanaiGurira.
The Walking Dead and Black Panther actress is an advocate for the rights of women and girls around the world.
In 2018 she was announced as the UN Women Goodwill Ambassador by UN Women Executive Director @phumzileunwomen.
Teenagers face is peer pressure regularly.
The following suggestions can help you rise above it:
- Understand your values to help you make decisions that are right for you.
- Be bold and say, โnoโ.
- Step in to help another who is being pressured, so that they feel supported.
Tracee Ellis Ross is our #WomanOfCourage this week.
The multi-award winning actress and television host is well known for her t.v. roles in Girlfriends and Blackish.
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Videographer and editor, @geraldpearl125 is our #ManOfCourage.
He has captured some of our most extraordinary moments in the corporate and Youth Development space.
His passion and personal traits are a reflection of the kind of youth that will build our continent for the better.
@AnnaMamabolo, Giving Wings Youth 2016 alumni, is our #WomanOfCourage.
Since we first met her, Anna wanted to be an Accountant & change agent in South Africa. She has since started her own organisation that cleans townships & is studying towards a degree in Finance & Accounting.
@marsaimartin is our #WCW.
At 15, Marsai has her own company and is the youngest Executive Producer in Hollywood. She credits her parents for encouraging her & she encourages other young dreamers not to be hard on themselves when following their dreams.
Actress and author @Lupita_Nyongo, is our #WCW this week.
Lupita recently wrote a book for young children called Sulwe, inspired by her own experience to help young girls see the beauty in themselves regardless of what the world may show them.