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Annual Report 2013 | World Youth Alliance 1 02 Geographic Expansion 2013 Table of Contents 1 Letter from the Founder 2 Geographic Expansion 4 Membership 7 Advocacy in 2013 8 Education in 2013 9 Cultural Projects in 2013 10 Philanthropic Partner 11 Board Members and Leadership 13 Upcoming Events 13 Budget 01 Letter from the Founder Dear Friends, 2013 was another wonderful year for WYA. In February, we opened our newest regional office in the Middle East. Europe continued to develop a strong network of national committees throughout the region. In Asia, we lost the Reproductive Health Bill we had been fighting for the past 14 years, but the Philippine Supreme Court immediately granted a stay of implementation thanks to a challenge on the bill’s legality. We continue to watch that closely as we work with our friends and allies in the Philippines. North America increased their work with high school and college chapters and saw a rise in membership, conference participation, and success in their activities and plans. Africa hosted our first Advocacy Academy in Nairobi. Our Latin American office addressed the President of the Organization of American States at their General Assembly and recruited thousands of new members at World Youth Day in Rio. Anna Halpine is the founder of the World Continued advocacy successes took place at the European Union and the United Youth Alliance and was the WYA president Nations. Outreach and support are also increasingly being provided at the national from 1999 to the spring of 2007. She level as policy proposals influenced by international debates, foreign funds, also founded and is currently CEO of and foreign NGOs pressure countries to change their laws and customs. FEMM Foundation. She holds a Master’s Degree in Philosophy of Religion from Yale Our curriculum on the human person continues to be tested in New York and is being University (2009) and a Bachelor of Music, prepared for use in schools in September 2014. Our sister organization, FEMM, launched Cum Laude, from Mt. Allison University in its first women’s health clinic in Columbus, Ohio. We are proud to be developing concrete Canada (1999). She has studied piano at the ways to support and protect the dignity of the person in education and healthcare. Taubman Institute and voice at the Juilliard School. As founder and past president In the midst of all this activity, our focus remains on the investment and development of WYA, Anna has traveled and lectured of our members, young people who are the leaders and heroes in protecting the extensively. dignity of the person in their classrooms, communities, and world. They embrace this challenge with dedication! Our alumni continue the work they began with us. They are mothers and fathers, teachers, Congresswomen, State Department officials, writers, priests and religious, lawyers, and university professors. We introduce some of them to you in the pages that follow and look forward to highlighting their careers and accomplishments in the coming years. We celebrated 15 years on March 25, 2014, and look to the past with gratitude. As we look to the future, we are strengthened by the friendships, commitment, and strong foundation we have established over the years. We are grateful to be able to continue this work together. Yours, Anna Halpine Founder Annual Report 2013 | World Youth Alliance 1 02 Geographic Expansion Regional Report WYA Middle East Interns and Staff WYA Africa Emerging Leaders Conference North America Europe Latin America WYA North America welcomed over 3,233 WYA Europe launched the WYA National WYA Latin America welcomed 4,000 new new members through activities and WYA Committee in Croatia in March with members at World Youth Day in Brazil and chapters in schools across Washington 3 new chapters and held a conference, attracted members from around the globe State, Indianapolis, Connecticut, and New Find the Dignity, Change the Future, in through the I Celebrate Life Campaign. York City. The office set the foundations Split and Zagreb, Croatia. The conference WYA strengthened its Mexico chapters in for new chapters at Hillsdale College, the included a visit to the Croatian Parliament Queretaro, Puebla, and Guadalajara, and is University of Toronto, and the University and roundtable discussions on topics such developing a new chapter in Costa Rica. The of Georgia, and new high school chapters as the family and the dignity of human first Latin America General Assembly in Pasco, Seattle, and New York City. WYA sexuality. The WYA National Committee gathered members from local chapters North America also led weekly training in Romania was launched in September in to strengthen existing chapters, gather programs with Cathedral High School, Bucharest. Additionally, the Europe office participation for WYA’s projects, and plan St. Vincent Ferrer High School, and the has started the process of formalizing new chapters. Elevate Program in the Bronx. The program existing WYA chapters and committees addressed principles of dignity, solidarity, in Spain, Austria, the United Kingdom, and freedom both in a cultural context and Ukraine, and Poland. in international issues, such as population and development. Middle East Africa Asia Pacific WYA Middle East officially opened the WYA Africa presented WYA’s mission and WYA Asia Pacific added 4,280 new doors to WYA’s newest office in Beirut, programs to over 12 academic institutions members in 2013, and led 5 membership Lebanon. The official launch event gathered during membership drives in Uganda in tours, which presented WYA’s programs to 120 politicians, diplomats, civil society June and September. WYA scheduled a over 40 academic institutions. In August, the organizations, and students. The Middle East public lecture with the Makerere University Regional Director conducted the first WYA office also created a National Committee on sustainable development. They gave membership tour in Bangkok, Thailand. The in Lebanon with 17 certified members who presentations to schools and youth groups region organized a WYA Summer Camp are receiving advocacy training. Additional in Nairobi, Kenya. where it trained 20 new members in Track National Committees are in development A as well as workshops on human dignity in Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, and Algeria, for abandoned and orphaned children. In and the region’s Facebook page has gained July, the office hosted a film screening to 12,000 new “likes.” present WYA at the Filipino World Youth Day in Makati City. 2 World Youth Alliance | Annual Report 2013 Emerging Leaders Conference 5K Run for Dignity, WYA North America Emerging Leaders Conference WYA Asia Pacific Emerging Leaders Conference North America Europe Latin America On October 25-27, WYA held its North The Post-2015 Sustainable Development Health: The Next Global Challenge America Emerging Leaders Conference Agenda: Priorities for Europe’s Youth took welcomed over 100 participants at Anahuac Wo(men) and Health: Dismantling A Culture place in October at the European Parliament Mexico Norte University on October 18. of Commodification in New York. Field and the WYA Europe office in Brussels. The Latin American leaders, students, civil experts and over 40 students from high conference drew 50 participants from Spain, society representatives, and members schools and universities across the U.S. Croatia, Romania, Ireland, Belgium, Poland, discussed key issues in bioethics and attended the conference, followed by a Austria, France, Cameroon, Rwanda, and healthcare policy focused on the dignity of 5K Run for Dignity on Roosevelt Island on China. the person. A panel introducing the 20th Sunday. anniversary of the International Year of the Family concluded the conference. Middle East Africa Asia Pacific On December 7, WYA’s youngest office held In August, WYA held Priorities for Africa’s On September 19-21, The Development Linking Health to Sustainable Development Youth at Strathmore University from August Paradigm: A World Beyond 2015 gathered in Lebanon at American University of Beirut 21- 23. 60 participants attended from over 120 youth delegates and 30 volunteers (AUB). The conference united high-level Nigeria, Liberia, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, at the Bayleaf Hotel. The event featured policy experts and students over a policy and Kenya to discuss authentic sustainable 4 plenary sessions on health, education, discussion on the links between public development that is centered on the dignity sustainability and person-centered health and sustainable development. of the human person. development. The keynote speech was given by Davao Congressman Karlos Alexei Nograles from the Philippines. Annual Report 2013 | World Youth Alliance 3 03 Membership Member Report All WYA regional offices saw significant growth in membership in 2013, thanks to rigorous school tours, membership month drives, online campaigns, and WYA’s presence at youth events around the world. WYA North America + 3,233 members WYA Europe A few membership highlights include: + 1,679 members WYA Middle East WYA Europe launched the WYA National WYA Caribbean + 1,092 members Committee in Croatia in March with 500 new + 303 members WYA Latin America WYA Asia Pacific members and 3 chapters within Croatia. + 3,857 members + 4,287 members WYA Africa WYA Asia Pacific added 4,280 new members + 1,770 members in 2013, and WYA Latin America added 4,000 members at World Youth Day Brazil. WYA North America gained over 800 new members at the Washington, DC March for In 2013, WYA increased Life in January. WYA presented its mission at several conferences surrounding the its membership by over March, including the National Youth Rally, the Cardinal O’Connor Conference at 16,221 members. Georgetown University, and the National Review Institute Summit. Member Profiles Maja Šubaric Mahmuljin, Europe As a journalist I have the privilege of meeting inspirational people, including Anna Halpine, who was my first contact with WYA. I interviewed her for my newspaper in March 2013, when she was in Zagreb for the opening day of the WYA Croatia Committee.
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