One Young World 2017 Bogotá October 4 - 7 Summit Highlights

– 1 – I am energised by the spirit, passion and optimism you young people bring to the event. We will need that spirit and passion to address the great challenges we face.” 6,000 , Seventh Secretary Hotel nights The Annual General of the provided

I come back Global Summit because I crave ideas. Ideas are theThis raw conference material is about young 87 141 ofpeople change making and I a difference and Delegates and Partners sent or soyoung want people change.” doing extraordinary Ambassadors involved sponsored delegates things.” in on stage content Bob Geldof, MusicianStephen Daldry,& Activist Oscar Nominated Film Director

One Young World 2017 Bogotá One Young World 2017 Bogotá is the eighth annual Summit and the first ever The most The first One to be held in South America. ’s 4 68

President , the international Young World Counsellors & Guest recipient of the , Laureates Speakers involved in welcomed delegates from 194 countries gathering of Summit in South on stage content alongside global leaders and press. In the year following the signing of the young people, America historic Colombian Peace deal, which ended more than fifty years of civil war, other than the Colombia’s capital played host to over 1,400 delegates from every country in Olympic Games the world. Delegates discussed solutions to the world’s most pressing problems, particularly focusing on peace and reconciliation.

With great warmth Colombia opened its Awarded Scholarship arms to One Young World, and invited places worth over delegates to learn lessons from its 1,408 194 troubled history and take inspiration from 239 its commitment to lasting peace. Delegates attended Countries Scholarship places represented awarded £700K

One Young World delegate at the Opening Ceremony

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Global Making war is easier than making peace.” In conversation with President Santos at One Young World Media Coverage 2017 Bogotá, The Guardian 1,500+ Pieces of press coverage about the 11.3 m 2.4 m Summit Impressions across all Facebook video views One Young World Social during Summit. Livestream Media channels viewers tuned in from 500+ Journalists covered at the Summit 128 countries

Over 1,000 140+ 30,800 + activists met in 150 Interviews with Unique mentions of Media outlets, with Colombia for the Ambassadors and #OYW2017 on Twitter representation from World’s largest Counsellors at the every continent, youth forum for Summit present at the global peace.” Summit Vice Impact

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One Young World 2017 76% 74% Bogotá Feedback say they made say they made connections with connections with – Following each Summit, the delegation is surveyed delegates from their delegates from other to measure its effectiveness – own organisations organisations that will that will lead to lead to collaborations collaborations 99% 89% were inspired to say attending the be more socially Summit will help responsible their professional development

86% agreed attending the Summit improves their capacity for One Young World has given me the leadership strength to dare to make a change and take a stand.”

Delegate from One Young World 2017 Bogotá The Summit has opened my eyes Deeply Professional Purpose in to the fact that 98% leveraging my agree the Summit life Life-Changing Awesome organisations’ broadened their Issues Ideas Experience Life understanding resources to of global issues amplify and drive Terms Impact New Projects a particular cause can have a far Motivated Change wider impact 91% than any say the Summit Better World offered an individual alone.” unrivalled Most frequently used phrases of delegates responding to the ConfidentEnvironment Home opportunity to question ‘Has the Summit had Delegate from One Young an impact on you personally?’ World 2017 Bogotá make connections If so, how?

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2017 Bogotá Counsellors – Selected for their leadership and influence –

Jérôme Jarre Social Media Star and Activist Juan Manuel Santos President of Colombia Juanpa Zurita Comedic Digital Content Creator, Actor and Activist Kofi Annan Seventh Secretary General of the United Nations dsad Mark Tewksbury dsad Olympic Champion Swimmer Lord Michael Hastings Kofi Annan, Seventh Secretary General of KPMG International’s Global Head of the United Nations Corporate Citizenship Caroline Mutoko, COO Radio Africa Group Mohamed Amersi Founder and CEO of Emergent Telecom Ventures and Head of the Counsellors lend their Amersi Foundation stature to support Nobel Peace Prize Winner and delegates and accomplish Founder One Young World’s Nargis Fakhri Bollywood Actress and Activist dsad objective of raising Natalia Ponce de León awareness of issues Acid Attack Survivor and Campaigner dsad dsad important to young Paul Polman Bob Geldof, Musician and Activist alongside Rumaitha Al CEO, Unilever people globally. Busaisi, Delegate Speaker Peter Schwarzenbauer , Board of Management, BMW Group Bruce Dickinson, Lead Singer, Iron Maiden Laureate COUNSELLORS Christine Ockrent Ron Garan Journalist, Writer and Former COO of Former NASA Astronaut and Founder, GUEST SPEAKERS Frank Pearl Alexandre Mars France 24 Fragile Oasis Colombian peace deal negotiator Founder and CEO, Epic Foundation Daniel Fernandez Ronan Dunne Amy Richmond Jordan Hewson Alfonso Gómez President and CEO Siemens Colombia EVP and Group President, Verizon Director, Child Protection in Founder, Speakable CEO, Telefónica Colombia and South America Wireless Emergencies – International Programs, Morten Dyrholm AnnaLynne McCord Denise Young Smith Rossana Bee Save the Children Group Senior Vice President, Actress and Activist Vice President for Inclusion and “Mama Bee” Eh Bee Family Angela Anzola Marketing, Communications and Antoine de Saint-Affrique Diversity, Apple Inc. Salil Shetty Bogotá’s High Commissioner for Public Affairs at Vestas Wind Systems CEO, Barry Callebaut AG DeRay Mckesson dsad Secretary General, Amnesty Peace and Victims Juan Pablo Salazar Antonio Zappulla Black Lives Matter Activist International Annet Eijkelkamp President of the National Disability COO, Thomson Reuters Foundation Doutzen Kroes Sergio Londoño Zurek Director, Employee Engagement Council, Colombia Beatrice Rangel Model and Activist Mayor of Cartagena, Colombia and Johnson and Johnson Global Leyner Palacios Former Chief of Staff of President Elio Leoni Sceti Director General of APC-Colombia Community Impact EMEA Global Pluralism Award Winner Nargis Fakhri, Bollywood Actress Carols Andrés Pérez of Venezuela Businessman and Investor Scott Keogh Ashley Nelson Pauline Krikke Bob Geldof Ellyn Shook President, Audi of America SVP Americas at Fossil Group Mayor of The Hague Musician and Activist Chief Human Resources Officer, Stephen Daldry Billy Linstead Goldsmith Rafael Augusto Salazar Brian Gallagher Accenture Oscar Nominated Film Director Director of Campaigns, Fair Trade USA Businessman and Architect CEO, United Way Francisco de la Cerda Taliana Vargas Carlo Ferrara Roberto Funari Bruce Dickinson Country HR Head Siemens- Argentina, Actress and Campaigner Sustainability Manager, ENEL Executive Vice President of Category Singer, Iron Maiden Chile and Uruguay Tawakkol Karman Christopher Millington Development Organisation at Reckitt Caroline Casey Georgette Mulheir 2011 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate President of Flavours, Firmenich Benckiser Group plc. Disability Activist CEO, Lumos Tinie Tempah Dan Brooke Aldo Cristiano Caroline Mutoko Hans Reitz Musician and Songwriter Chief Marketing and Communications Director of Global Sourcing Raw COO, Radio Africa Group CEO, Grameen Creative Lab Thuli Madonsela Officer, Channel 4 Materials and Head of Sustainability, Carolyn Everson Hassan Jallow Former Public Protector of South Emmanuel Lulin Ferrero Vice President Global Marketing Chief Justice of The Gambia and dsad Africa Senior Vice-President and Chief Ethics Solutions, Facebook former Chief Prosecutor of the Vinicio Cerezo O ffi ce r, L’ O ré al Cher Rwanda Tribunal Secretary General of the Central Felipe Arbelaez Singer and Oscar Winning Actress Hope Solo American Integration System and Regional President Latin America, BP Olympic Champion Footballer AnnaLynne McCord, Actress and Activist Former President of Guatemala

– 8 – – 9 – The Opening Ceremony 2017 • Culmination of One Young World You should be the ones who makes policies, welcomed One Young World Counsellor Caroline Casey’s delegates to the historic Simón 1,000km horse adventure across implement programmes and plans, lead your Bolívar Plaza in the heart of Colombia, campaigning for countries and lead the world.” Bogotá, Colombia. The square is disability inclusion worldwide. surrounded by historical landmarks • Welcoming speeches from Tawakkol Karman, 2011 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate including the Palace of Justice, One Young World Founders Bogotá Cathedral and the Lievano Kate Robertson and David Jones “Colombia is the proof of making the impossible Palace, seat of the Mayor of • An introduction and welcome to Bogotá. President Santos and each One Young World Counsellor. possible. Making peace is taking off the blindfold Mayor Peñalosa received the • The One Young World 2016 Ottawa of hatred, which does not allow us to see each delegates and Counsellors offering highlights video. other with love.” them a wonderful welcome to • Performance by a local children’s Colombia’s capital. choir and drumming band. Juan Manuel Santos, President of Colombia • A video montage of Ambassadors The Opening Ceremony 2017 in Action since One Young World BOGOTá programme 2016 Ottawa. “You are never too young to lead, you are never consisted of: • The flag ceremony, where a too old to learn.” • Keynote speeches by four Nobel delegate, from each of the Peace Prize Laureates Kofi 194 countries represented at Kofi Annan, Seventh Secretary General of the United Nations Annan, Tawakkol Karman, the Summit, present their country’s Professor Muhammad Yunus and flag on stage. Bob Geldof. • A welcome speech by Juan Manuel Santos, President of Colombia. • Performance by Latin Grammy Award Winning Artist, Fonseca. • Words of welcome from the Mayor of Bogotá, Enrique Peñalosa and Mónica de Greiff, Chair of the Bogotá Advisory Board. Opening Tinie Tempah, Singer and Songwriter Ceremony dsad Four Nobel Peace Prize Laureates addressed delegates at the prestigious and historic Simón Bolívar Plaza.

Doutzen Kroes, Supermodel and Activist

Juan ManuelOpening Santos, Ceremeny,President of One Colombia Young Worldand Kofi Annan, Seventh Secretary General of the 2016 United Ottawa Nations One Young World 2017 Bogotá Opening Ceremony

– 10 – – 11 – The Content The results of the Global During these sessions young Consultation Process form the leaders share the stage with central themes and topics on global figures such as Bob which the Summit agenda is Geldof, Bruce Dickinson and based. Thuli Madonsela and present innovative solutions to the MAIN STAGE world’s most pressing issues and Main stage sessions span wide- make commitments to tangible ranging subjects delivered in actions and changes. various formats, from delegate led panels to keynote speeches. This year, for the first time in One Young World history, a sitting pLENARY SESSIONS President participated as a Plenary sessions are the main Counsellor during one of the 90 sessions of the Summit, focused minute Plenary Sessions. Juan on one of the five key topics Manuel Santos, President of chosen by the One Young World Colombia introduced Rotem Ambassador Community. Each Weizman, a Delegate Speaker Plenary Session involves from Israel during the Peace and Delegate Speakers, selected Reconciliation Plenary Session through a highly competitive - How to turn a ceasefire into application process to showcase lasting peace? the impact of their projects and a global range of viewpoints. The Agenda for young leaders, by young leaders.

Each year, over 25,000 young people are surveyed and focus groups are held globally to ensure the One Young World Summit content represents the issues of the moment.

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Main Stage Sessions – 2017 highlights –

Ending Corruption As I look at you I get hope that despite all the problems around us FIRST TASK: END CORRUPTION Inequality, injustice and corruption are we can create a world a toxic combination. The rising feeling that we want to live in.” of impotence in the face of corruption An agenda for young leaders, by is contributing to declining trust in Professor Muhammad Yunus, governments and big corporations. young leaders. Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Secretary General of , Salil Shetty, presented how the world’s largest grassroots Poverty Alleviation human rights organisation works to dsad confront the abuse of power in order & Economic to protect justice, freedom, truth and Development dignity worldwide. Emmanuel Lulin, Chief Ethics Officer, L’Oréal CORRUPTION UNDERMINES DEMOCRACY Winner of Forbes Africa’s ‘Person of maintain competitive advantage. the Year 2016’ Award, former Public Concentrating on the positive side of INNOVATING FOR THE THREE Protector of South Africa, Advocate ethics, rather than the negative side of Demand for ZEROS Thuli Madonsela has spent her career law, Emmanuel Lulin explored the role Hans Reitz, Founder and Managing protecting the integrity of South that young leaders can play in accountability. Demand Director of Grameen Creative Lab and Africa’s parliamentary republic. Having encouraging institutions to become Lamiya Morshed, Executive Director published the ground-breaking “State more ethical. for fairness. Demand to Yunus Centre, Bangladesh introduced of Capture” report in South Africa last make sure the world Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Professor year, Advocate Madonsela has been at THE FREEDOM TO TELL THE TRUTH Muhammad Yunus. Known as the dsad the forefront of holding The Revolutions emerged achieves the banker to the poor, Professor Yunus democratically-elected governments as an expression of people’s Sustainable presented his vision for a zero poverty, to account and standing up against dissatisfaction with the state of zero unemployment and zero net the undue influence of private oppression, corruption, nepotism and Development Goals.” business interests over government carbon emissions world. Professor Muhammad Yunus, Innovating for the three zeros bribery. 2011 Nobel Peace Prize institutions. She addressed the role Laureate Tawakkol Karman talked Salil Shetty, corruption and bribery play in Secretary General, Amnesty LOVE ARMY SOMALIA DOING WELL BY DOING GOOD: from topical relief efforts to systemic about the work of her group Women undermining democratic values and International Jérôme Jarre raised over $2 million in cREATING SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS business grounded solutions. Journalists Without Chains, and the the extent to which corrupt systems 24 hours to help ease the famine in MODELS IN THE COCOA AND role that the media can play in penalise poorer people the hardest. Somalia. With the money raised, 60 CHOCOLATE INDUSTRY promoting truth and fighting tons of food was flown to areas most Despite years of in the field action by corruption. in need. Whilst spending time with all stakeholders, cocoa farmer poverty Advocate Thuli Madonsela was joined those most affected Jérôme realised, remains a burning issue in Africa and on stage by South African delegates MAKING SENSE OF CORRUPTION the most effective way to help was not one with significant social and Farai Mubaiwa, Khanya Mkoto and Mohamed Amersi discussed why through food packages but through environmental impact. In 2016 Barry Tefo Mokhine. ending corruption in business is vital empowerment. #LoveArmySomalia Callebaut committed to make to reducing poverty worldwide. It is allows donors to send money directly sustainable chocolate the norm and in dsad CAN BUSINESS TAKE THE LEAD ON estimated that as of 2016, worldwide to Somalian families through basic doing so aims to lift half a million ETHICS? corruption amounts to 1.5 trillion mobile phones, providing villagers farmers out of poverty. CEO Antoine L’Oréal’s Chief Ethics Officer dollars, yet eliminating poverty would with a monthly income that helps de Saint-Affrique shared Barry Emmanuel Lulin explained why the cost only 1.7 billion dollars. stimulate the local economy. Callebaut’s attempt at creating a integration of ethics in every aspect of Salil Shetty, Secretary General, Amnesty business is the only way companies virtuous business model and International and Suman Kumar, Delegate highlighted the imperative to move Speaker from Nepal can guarantee sustainability and

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What is your purpose? Future of What if fear didn’t exist? Philanthropy What would your life look like?” SOCIAL IMPACT DISRUPTION Rossana Bee,“Mama Bee” Eh Bee The Epic Foundation is a non profit Family aiming to improve charitable giving by ensuring 100% of donations reach the people they are meant to reach. Founder Alexandre Mars shared how Social Media for dsad his new platform aims to help millennials, the most socially conscious Change generation ever, to drive social good.

CHANGE THE CONVERSATION; THE Bee the Change, Rossana Bee POWER OF THINKING FROM THE GROUND UP BEE THE CHANGE the power of social media platforms in Brian Gallagher, President and CEO of The EH BEE FAMILY has amassed a delivering social impact. Working with United Way, the world’s largest loyal following of over 18 million One Young World, Facebook launched privately funded non-profit dsad followers and over 300 million views an exclusive social entrepreneurship organisation, explained how his per month worldwide and are now competition with the aim of organisation engages 2.8 million turning their focus from entertainment empowering social entrepreneurs to volunteers and 9.8 million donors increase their reach and audience to social impact. Mama Bee Rossana around the world to build stronger Jérôme Jarre, Taking Action uses her following and social media through effective use of social and more sustainable communities. influence to promote positive change. networks. Brian Gallagher demonstrated the GUERRILLA HUMANITARIANISM; She shared her story of struggle and dsad potential of meaningful grassroots EFFECTING A GLOBAL CHANGE courage to empower others to pursue action to turn local engagement into Guerrilla Humanitarianism is about their own life missions. Drawing on her Environment global impact. taking a no-nonsense, stripped down You won’t always agree experiences of launching her approach to determining the with each other, but you Foundation, Bee The Change, she Connecting Communities for Good, LUMOS - BRINGING LIGHT TO essentials needed to complete a task: Carolyn Everson, Facebook explained how her family are working CHILDREN IN THE DARKEST OF taking matters into your own hands, can achieve so much with the charities they are most PLACES bringing a solution directly to the POWERING SUSTAINABLE passionate about to leave a lasting Founded by J. K. Rowling, Lumos is problem, under the radar and around more together than you DEVELOPMENT legacy. ACCELARATING TOWARDS THE working to end the institutionalisation the red tape. Encouraged by the Representatives from across the can alone.” FUTURE: AUDI AND THE THREE of children worldwide by 2050. More proven efficiency of this model, Waves energy sector discussed the INNOVATIONS TRANSFORMING than 8 million children around the For Water is focused on effecting a KNOT ON MY PLANET challenges of providing electricity for Georgette Mulheir, CEO, Lumos “Knot On My Planet” is a campaign to WHAT DRIVES US world live in children’s homes and global change, one that addresses the the 1.2 billion people who lack access put an end to the ivory crisis and A discussion of how electrification, orphanages despite the fact that 80 challenges faced by philanthropic to power whilst also meeting their elephant extinction. As one of the automated driving and shared per cent of them are not orphans but initiatives in a more decentralised way. commitments under the Paris leading Ambassadors for the mobility technologies will change how are separated from their families Agreement. Electrification in campaign, supermodel Doutzen Kroes we purchase, own and use our because they are poor, disabled or impoverished areas has traditionally LOVE ARMY CONTINUED discussed the success story of vehicles. New innovations coming to from an ethnic minority. As a result, Jérôme Jarre’s Love Army has been been through cheap fossil fuels but garnering support from the fashion the automotive industry will require it many suffer lifelong physical and fighting humanitarian crises in Somalia the emergence of affordable green industry and raising both awareness to embrace new approaches as well as emotional harm. CEO, Georgette and Mexico this year, raising millions of energy solutions is providing the and millions of dollars of donations. seek and develop new skills and talent. Mulheir, presented the innovative ways dollars and shining a light on some of opportunity to combine economic Lumos is tackling this systemic the world’s most tragic disasters. With development with environmental Audi of America President Scott problem around the world. Juanpa Zurita, Jérôme explained how CONNECTING COMMUNITIES FOR interests. The panel of leading figures Keogh shared how Audi is preparing the world of social media can be used GOOD from the rapidly transitioning energy At 13 years old, Facebook has brought for and leading the industry into this as a force for good and how young industry explored the role young more than a billion people together. transformative future. leaders can mobilise communities to people can have in accelerating this Carolyn Everson, Vice President of work together for a better world. movement. Global Marketing Solutions discussed

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INCLUSION STARTS WITH I Main Stage Sessions continued Inclusion, diversity and belonging are about everyone. We all share the need – An agenda for young leaders, by young leaders – to be understood, valued and feel a sense of belonging. And, the best leaders, at all levels, foster a truly human environment, where people are encouraged to be their truest and best selves, both professionally and personally. Because diversity is what makes winning organisations stronger, smarter and more innovative.

Ellyn Shook, Chief Leadership and As you look at your Human Resources Officer at Accenture, shared the company’s career and your journey – when a moment ignited a purpose, recognise it’s movement well beyond the 411,000 people of Accenture – focused on not simply what you do helping people feel they belong and – it will be defined by inspiring others to join this important dsad conversation. what you make happen.” LGBT-Are things getting better? Panel Ronan Dunne, EVP, Verizon Wireless Raising Minority trauma. AnnaLynne extended her or risking their life responding to a fire Voices knowledge of the issue to the global alarm call. They have answered this sexual violence crisis and the ways in short question: “why do I do what I which organisations she supports are do?” working to end domestic violence and sexual slavery in Southeast Asia. Siemens HR manager Francisco de la FIGHTING RACIAL INJUSTICE dsad dsad Cerda discussed how delegates can The recent violent clashes between LGBT: ARE THINGS GETTING harness their work and impact. white supremacists and anti-racism BETTER? protesters in Charlottesville, America, The panel shared their views of how FROM SURVIVAL TO RESILIENCE: dsad #InclusionstartswithI, Ellyn Shook, have once again exposed the deep LGBT rights have progressed and Chief Human Resources Officer, Accenture PREPARING SYRIAN REFUGEE divisions that exist in the US when it what challenges still need to be CHILDREN FOR THE FUTURE comes to race. Propelling the subject overcome to allow the LGBT As a result of the on-going war in Verizon Wireless; who has personally of racism to the forefront of community to live life on genuinely Syria, many Syrian refugee children mentored One Young World discussions globally, this panel equal footing. Reflecting on Fighting Racial Injustice Panel have physical and psychological scars Ambassadors. He offered insight into examined global racial injustice issues experiences ranging from business to Beyond CSR: and are struggling to adapt to their ways in which young leaders can and offered insights into the successes sport, LGBT campaigners from upholding minority rights and the new environments. Johnson and Business as a force engage senior management to of the past and challenges for the different walks of life made challenges minorities face in Johnson partners with Save the generate support within large future. The panel included recommendations on the most transitioning democracies. Children to deliver education and for good organisations. contributions from Lord Michael effective ways to change attitudes psychosocial support services to Hastings, KPMG International’s Global and increase tolerance and EXPRESSION IS A HUMAN RIGHT refugee children and their families as The Ambassador Speakers: Head of Corporate Citizenship, DeRay celebration of different sexualities. The Good Chance Theatre was they reclaim their lives and prepare for Mckesson, a high profile activist for founded by Joe Robertson and Joe the future. Annet Eijkelkamp, Director Ankit Garg, Standard Chartered Black Lives Matter and the Campaign Chaired by Stephen Daldry, Director Murphy, two British playwrights, to of Johnson and Johnson Global Ben Griffiths, Johnson & Johnson Zero movements and Denise Young of Billy Elliot and The Reader, Mark bring both structure and creative Community Impact in EMEA and Amy Lewis Smith, Johnson & Johnson Smith, Apple’s Vice President of Tewksbury, Olympic Champion positivity to the refugee camp known Richmond, Director, Child Protection Kaleigh Killoran, General Electric Inclusion and Diversity, a newly Swimmer and Antonio Zappulla, COO as the Calais Jungle. On stage, with in Emergencies – International Tala Dajani, Reckitt Benckiser created role to increase the company’s Thomson Reuters Foundation were one of their early supporters, Stephen AMBASSADORS IN ACTION Programs, Save the Children took the Noureddine Tayara, L’Oréal efforts in leading diversity programs joined on stage by Delegate Speakers Daldry, they discussed the role Good Leading by example, One Young audience through the ways in which a and trying to ensure an inclusive Daniela Villegas from Colombia and Chance Theatre has played in World Ambassadors from the public-private partnership can create THE PURPOSE- DRIVEN LIFE culture that is representative and Fabianna Bonne from the Seychelles. improving the lives of refugees. corporate sector explained the ways in maximum impact. embracing of all diversities. which they used previous experiences Do you ever ask yourself “why do I get up in the morning and go to work?” THE ROLE OF DEMOCRACY IN at the One Young World Summit to PURPOSE IN ACTION People following a purpose have an REMOVING THE CHAINS RAISING MINORITY VOICES launch initiatives within their Purpose-led product innovation works inner drive, an intrinsic motivation. AnnaLynne McCord, American In the age of populism, the tyranny of companies. The case studies to improve lives worldwide. Roberto They don´t need incentives to be actress, best known for her lead role in the majority is resulting in the demonstrated the ways in which this Funari, Executive Vice President, creative and work hard. They know 90210 and Nip/Tuck, and recently marginalisation of minorities as year’s cohort of delegates can take Category Development Organisation they are moving in what they feel is named ‘one of the strongest young diverse voices are drowned out by the inspiration they gained in Bogotá at Reckitt Benckiser presented how the right direction; be it working in an female philanthropists in Hollywood’ increasingly polarising opinions. and turn it into meaningful impact. the challenge to build a better, office environment, mastering a sport shared her experiences of sexual Philanthropist and entrepreneur The panel was chaired by Ronan different tomorrow through innovative or a musical instrument, making violence and the way the mind can Mohamed Amersi discussed the role Dunne, Executive Vice President of solutions can be achieved. drinkable water available to everyone help to process and understand free and fair democracy should play in

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Fulfilling your full potential as a human being on this planet, that is what success means to me.” Tinie Tempah, Singer and Songwriter

Education

dsad LEADING A COMPANY IN TIMES OF TRANSFORMATION In 2016 the BMW Group turned 100 #Valuable, Caroline Casey with the Business Leaders who commited to disability years old. Today, with electrification, inclusion within their own organisations self-driving cars, shared vehicle ownership and connectivity, the entire create an equal society for the one automotive industry is on the cusp of billion people in the world with a a new era. Putting a new perspective Disability disability. Caroline, registered partially on long-term thinking, Peter blind herself, is collaborating with Schwarzenbauer, Member of the some of the world’s leading Board of Management of BMW AG, organisations to demonstrate the drew on more than 30 years of value individuals with disabilities can and do add to the workforce. experience in the automotive industry An insider’s perspective; what as the BMW Group is transitioning you need to know from a mechanical engineering Despite being unable to walk and dsad company to a tech company. Chasing your Dreams, Tinie Tempah, Singer and Songwriter having impaired communication, Oscar Anderson campaigns for Peter Schwarzenbauer was joined and passions. disability rights and healthcare reform. Animal Rights during his session by delegate His disabilities are a result of untreated Oscar Anderson, Disability Activist speakers Christina Tobescu from Warning millennials are becoming a neonatal jaundice – a common Germany, Hongpeng Kan from China, “lost generation” due to increasingly condition which is easily treated – Parul Kaul from India, Prane Wang competitive job markets and degrees Oscar raised his voice on behalf of #FREETHEWILD from United States, Susanne Pappas no longer promising a secure future, disabled children around the world Singer and Oscar-Winning Actress, from Germany and Thomas Elsweier- his charity provides financial support who are institutionalised and Cher, returned to One Young World to Klug from Germany. for graduates. Tinie Tempah imparted marginalised. provide an update on her campaign to It is no longer his passion for education beyond the cease the mistreatment of wild CHASING YOUR DREAMS classroom and shared his personal acceptable for the dsad we are valuable animals in captivity. Multiple award-winning rap artist Tinie story of overcoming humble Following a thousand-km ride across citizenship of 1 billion Tempah’s most recent album Youth beginnings to become known as the Colombia, Caroline Casey brought reflects his concern that young people role model rapper. together disability activists and people to be left aside.” are not being given sufficient #FreeTheWild Cher, Singer and Oscar business leaders to build a global opportunities to pursue their dreams Winning Actress movement on inclusive business to Caroline Casey, Disability Activist

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ABDULLAHI MOHAMMED, SOMALIA Introduced by Jérôme Jarre Raised $200,000 to distribute water to over 5,000 households affected Poverty hurts everyone. by drought in Somalia At this year’s World Economic Forum, “rising inequality and social polarisation” were cited as the biggest risks to the global economy in 2017. CHARLES AKHIMIEN, NIGERIA Introduced by Rossana Bee To coincide with that gathering in Connects Nigerian mothers to vital Davos, Oxfam released a study health information via his App 1 showing that the combined wealth of half of the world’s population was matched by the eight richest Poverty Alleviation & Economic Development billionaires; Bill Gates, Mark Plenary Sessions Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Michael Bloomberg, Warren Buffett, Carlos DANIEL MONTES, COLOMBIA Slim, Larry Ellison and Amancio Introduced by Elio Leoni Sceti Ortega. Brought cinema to over 180,000 Colombians living in remote areas The UN’s #1 Sustainable Development Goal is a commitment to “eradicate extreme poverty for all people How can we everywhere” by 2030. FERNANDO TAMAYO, PERU In the last five years, 200 million have Introduced by Hans Reitz been lifted from extreme poverty but, Used profits from selling bottled with around 800 million still living on water to bring clean water to over innovate our way less than $1.90 a day, the complete 120,000 Peruvians elimination of poverty requires redoubled efforts and new out of poverty? approaches. The majority of young people surveyed by One Young World believe Rositsa ZAIMOVA, BULGARIA investment in education and Introduced by Carolyn Everson facilitating entrepreneurship will play Uses telecom data to predict and the most significant roles in alleviating monitor the spread of disease global poverty. Only 16 per cent think foreign aid holds the key.

Delegates and Counsellors highlighted innovations in the fight against poverty with a focus on ideas that RUMAITHA AL BUSAIDI, OMAN create sustainable economic benefits Introduced by Bob Geldof for the world’s poorest. Uses aquaculture to help farmers in rural Oman battle poverty

SUMAN KUMAR, NEPAL Introduced by Salil Shetty Supplied shelters to over 26,000 Nepalese earthquake victims

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There is no time to lose on climate change. CHEBET LESAN, KENYA The hopes raised by last year’s Paris Introduced by Caroline Mutoko Agreement, when 194 countries Provides clean cooking fuel to agreed targets for limiting global reduce pollution and deaths in warming, are already at risk of being Africa dashed.

According to Mission 2020, the environmental campaign, six milestones must be met by 2020 if we are to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals of DAVID NAIBEI, CHAD 2030. Mission 2020 says that Introduced by Brian Gallagher renewables must outcompete fossil Trained more than 2,500 people 2 fuels as new electricity sources across Chad in environmental worldwide within three years; cities education must commit to fully decarbonise Environment infrastructure; transport should be Plenary Session zero emission; deforestation must be replaced by earth-friendly practices; heavy industry must be Paris compliant, and annual investment in climate action must rise above USD $1 EDUARDO SANCHEZ, CUBA trillion. The clock ticks. Introduced by Ronan Dunne Helps decrease vehicle congestion In 2015, One Young World and vehicle overuse in Cuba via an WHAT IS HOLDING Ambassadors from 196 countries took App part in the #CallOnCOP campaign ahead of COP21, in which they individually called on their respective national leaders to commit to a robust BACK THE climate agreement. And yet only one third of young KARAN JERATH, USA people consulted by One Young Introduced by Ron Garan World in a global survey said they Designed a subsea capping device CLEAN ENERGY believe their governments have taken to prevent oil spills positive action to achieve the UN’s sustainability goals.

Despite 80 per cent of young people REVOLUTION? in the survey saying they want greater government legislation to restrict the use of fossil fuels, many countries remain dependent on them and are TERE GONZALEZ, MEXICO seeing an increase in greenhouse gas Introduced by Denise Young Smith emissions. Has provided over 10,000 people with access to light via an innovate Only 30 per cent of survey use of repurposed water bottles respondents believe clean energy is affordable and accessible, with nearly half wanting their governments to subsidise it.

Delegates and Counsellors shone a light on best practices around the MAREK KUBIK, UNITED KINGDOM world in the energy industry which are Introduced by Bruce Dickinson overcoming the many barriers to Helped to develop the first providing affordable, sustainable and commercial gridscale battery modern energy for all. project in Ireland

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ABRAHAM M. KEITA, Introduced by Georgette Mulheir Successfully lobbied for legislation against child violence in Liberia’s capital, Monrovia

This is the age of the autocrat. The accession to the White House of US President Donald J. Trump reflects JAHA DUKUREH, THE GAMBIA a wider taste in strongman leadership, Introduced by Hassan Jallow visible in Russia, Turkey, China, the Successfully campaigned to ban Philippines and elsewhere. Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in 3 The Gambia Kenneth Roth, One Young World Counsellor and Executive Director of Leadership & Government Human Rights Watch, recently introduced the organisation’s 2017 Plenary Session World Report with an essay entitled “The Dangerous Rise of Populism,” highlighting how laws enshrined to promote tolerance and equality were KENNY IMAFIDON, UNITED coming under threat from a “global KINGDOM Introduced by DeRay Mckesson attack on human rights values.” Mobilised over 2 million millennials to register to vote in the United This new generation of authoritarian If governments Kingdom leaders, he said, were “treating rights not as an essential check on official power but as an impediment to the majority will.” In an international don’t uphold survey of young people by One Young World, 80 per cent of respondents MOHAMED Khelifi, TUNISIA said they had witnessed human rights Introduced by AnnaLynne McCord violations in their country. Lobbied the Tunisian government against an amnesty bill for corrupt human rights Almost half of the One Young World businessmen community said their governments do not uphold the human rights of all citizens, indicating a worldwide crisis of confidence in governmental what can we do? commitment to universal rights.

Delegates and Counsellors examined methods of recourse to address NATALINO SOARES ORNAI governmental failings on human rights GUTTERRES, EAST TIMOR from the public pressure of highly Introduced by Mark Tewksbury visible social movements to effective Led efforts which prompted the first and direct engagement with policy Gay Pride Parade in Timor Leste makers.

TRISHA SHETTY, INDIA Introduced by Nargis Fakhri Led campaign to abolish India’s 12% tax on femine hygiene products

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AHMED NASSAR, EGYPT Introduced by Thuli Madonsela Turns classrooms into simulated working environments to give Egyptian students real-world experience Robots are coming for your jobs. New research produced by the accountancy firm PwC predicts that ANA HIDALGO, ECUADOR 38 per cent of jobs in the United Introduced by Doutzen Kroes States will be lost to automation inside Founded Lab 21 to bring relevant job 4 15 years. skills to schools in Ecuador The pattern is likely to be repeated Education across all the developed economies, with Germany handing 35 per cent of Plenary Session jobs to robots by 2030, the United Kingdom automating 30 per cent of positions, and Japan 21 per cent, PwC KUMBA MUSA, SIERRA LEONE predicts. Introduced by Peter Schwarzenbauer Founded STEM Women to improve It has been ten years since the OECD science education for young girls recognised that education was not keeping pace with technological what can prepare advances. Entrepreneurship is seen as a fundamental driver of job creation, yet 60 per cent of One Young World Ambassadors were not taught entrepreneurial or financial young people for management skills in school. LUDOVIC DE GROMARD, FRANCE Introduced by Daniel Fernandez With education being a proven tool Uses partially robotised coaching to for sustainable economic growth, match people with jobs advances in technology are enabling jobs that don’t better and more equal access to quality teaching in even the poorest parts of the world. But over 50 per cent of Ambassadors believe current exist yet? education systems are not preparing young people for the jobs of today and must be redesigned.

As robots move into the workplace SHIVAD SINGH, SOUTH AFRICA and many traditional industries Introduced by Christine Ockrent decline, new job sectors are being Worked with students to create developed and 65 per cent of children educational material for 100,000 entering primary school in 2017 will South Africans ultimately end up working in occupations that don’t yet exist.

Counsellors and delegates explored ways in which young people are adapting education systems to KAREN CARVAJALINO, COLOMBIA mitigate the negative outcomes of Introduced by Alfonso Gómez these global trends. Positively impacted over 500,000 people in Latin America via practical education

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With more than 40 active ASILA DOROTAE, THAILAND Introduced by Frank Pearl wars, insurgencies and Helps orphans in conflict areas of ethnic conflicts ongoing Thailand develop emotional and around the world, we are leadership skills living in dangerous times. One expert at the London School of Economics, Brian Klaas, describes 2017 as “the biggest year for political CONOR HOUSTON, UNITED KINGDOM risk since the end of World War Two”. Introduced by President Vinicio Cerezo Founded Young Influencers to promote In a One Young World survey of 2,000 peace in Northern Ireland 5 young people internationally, more than half of respondents said they had experienced conflict during their Peace & Reconciliation lifetime and 60 per cent lived in fear of Plenary Session terrorism in their country. HYPPOLITE NTIGURIRWA, RWANDA The human race has never have been Introduced by Hope Solo more connected, thanks to the world Founded Be the Peace after surviving wide web and corporate globalisation. the Rwandan genocide which killed his Yet national, ethnic and religious father loyalties remain strong. Asked if they would be prepared to fight for their community if it were under threat, 81 how do you turn per cent of respondents to One Young World’s survey said they would.

Colombia has become a model for NOORJAHAN AKBAR, AFGHANISTAN healing division, following the historic Introduced by Christine Ockrent a ceasefire into signing of a ceasefire between the Leads Free Women Writers to allow government and FARC rebels last Afghan women to tell their stories year. The accord effectively ends a 52-year conflict. But while lasting peace has become a possibility, the lasting peace? transition to political stability requires more than a signed document. OUSMANE BA, GUINEA According to One Young World’s Introduced by Lord Michael Hastings survey, 70 per cent of young people Mobilises youth in Guinea to engage in believe that uneven distribution of peaceful political dialogue resources and income inequality are the greatest barriers to achieving peace.

And then there is the delicate issue of bringing the perpetrators of violence to justice. Almost 60 per cent of ROTEM WEIZMAN, ISRAEL young people believe such people Introduced by President Santos should face retribution, even after Advocates for water rights in Israel, peace has been achieved. Palestine and Jordan

Delegates and Counsellors addressed recent and ongoing conflicts and addressed the complexities of peace building. TAFFAN AKO SHARIF, SWEDEN Introduced by Mohamed Amersi Assists families in refugee camps who have fled war-torn countries

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Today I invite you to commit to forgive the past, to recognise each person as an individual capable of building their dreams and aspirations, and to see beyond the Peace labels generated by conflict.” Laura Ulloa, Delegate Speaker during the Future of Colombia session Day Juan Manuel Santos, President of Colombia In November 2016, President Santos of Colombia signed a historic peace accord with the FARC. Young Colombians are crucial in making the peace sustainable and so One Young World hosts its first day dedicated to one theme: peace. Extremely Together Ambassadors

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Peace Day Continued – An agenda for young leaders, by young leaders – guerilla fighters to teach them other educational and entrepreneurship opportunities.

Mery Caicedo, Survivor of one of the most conflicted regions of Colombia, she is now a Youth leader who focuses on peace and social entrepreneurship.

Sebastian Cadavid, A former FARC recruit who now owns Deja Tu Huella, a company that donates one pair of shoes to a low-income child for every two sold.

THE WORKS OF PEACE: TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION dsad dsad Having survived one genocide and witnessing another, One Young World Ambassador Taban Shoresh hopes peace is achievable in Syria and Iraq. Future of Colombia Session Truth and reconciliation are key pillars in the peace process; Taban spoke dsad moderated discussion with Angela with three of the world’s most Anzola, Bogotá’s High Commissioner prominent peacebuilders to discuss for Peace and Victims. how the rule of law can be established and maintained in a post-conflict The selected Delegate Speakers were: society and the ways in which post- Future of Colombia Session, Peace Day, One Young World conflict justice can be achieved in extremism are frequently ignored by dsad dsad Alejandra Mahecha, serves as the order to build respect between former representative of young people at the combatants. sensationalist and reactionary media national participation table to help headlines. Founded by the Kofi Annan victims impact public policy. Taban was joined on stage by Hassan Foundation, European Commission Co-Founder, One Young World, David Jones and Kofi Annan, and One Young World, Extremely Seventh Secretary General of the United Nations Jallow, Former Chief Prosecutor in the Daniel Buritica, Co-Founder of Rwanda Tribunal, Thuli Madonsela, Together works around the world to Grateful, a tech platform that former Public Protector for South combat the global threat from evaluates the impact of social Africa and Leyner Palacios, Global extremist ideologies. Having projects. Pluralism Award Winner. campaigned on every continent in 2017, the Extremely Together scholars Peace & dsad explained the tactics young people Reconciliation Daniel Duque-Velásquez, Activist who PEACE BEYOND BORDERS helped lead the youth movement As the first democratically-elected can deploy in shifting the narrative to which achieved a new peace treaty in President of Guatemala, Vinicio prevent radicalisation and place Colombia. Cerezo knows the damage that emphasis on the benefits of inclusion. President Santos, Peace & Reconciliation Plenary Session decades of military rule and conflict Isabelita Mercado, Youngest member can inflict on a region. In 2017, PEACE BEGINS WITH CHILDREN As one of Colombia’s best known dsad of High Commissioner for Peace. President Cerezo was appointed ways in which their own careers have Secretary General of the Central faces, Taliana Vargas is passionate influenced their fans and supporters Yessica Hoyos, A lawyer who is the American Integration System (SICA) about using her platform as a force for and the extent to which the Olympics Co-Founder of Hijos, an organisation and leads the multilateral effort to good. Her foundation, Casa en el and other major sporting events can OVERVIEW OF COLOMBIA devoted to seeking truth and create peace, political freedom, Arbol, works to eradicate extreme alter public opinion. Future of Colombia Session CONFLICT promoting an accurate historic democracy and economic poverty through working with Whilst the media has made aspects of memory of the . development in the region. In mothers and families in her home THE ROLE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR the Colombian conflict infamous, the THE FUTURE OF COLOMBIA town of Santa Marta. Using examples IN POST CONFLICT SOCIETY Delving into the impact of the 50-year conversation with Beatrice Rangel, complexity and long history of the Diego Cuesto, A paralympics gold from her foundation’s recent work, Introduced by Mónica de Greiff. As the Colombian conflict, young people former Chief of Staff to the President conflict is unknown to many outside of medalist who is committed to Taliana Vargas explored the role architect of Unilever’s Sustainable from different perspectives, including Carlos Andrés Pérez of Venezuela, Colombia. As one of the closest aids promoting peace and helping other children have to play in the peace Living Plan, Paul Polman explained the former FARC rebels, former President Cerezo drew on the lessons to President Santos, Cartagena’s soldiers wounded in combat. that can be learnt from decades of process. role businesses can play in promoting young Mayor, Sergio Londoño Zurek, paramilitary members, and kidnapping and sustaining peace. With long term victims shared their experience of the conflict in Central America and took the delegates through the Jhon Edison Restrepo, An LGBTQ SPORT FOR PEACE thinking at the core of his business conflict to bring to life the impact of discussed the importance of different stages, sides, motives and leader who recognizes the role Icons of world sport discussed the philosophy, Paul Polman reflected on war on young people. As well as multilateral organisations such as SICA tragedies of the violence in Colombia diversity plays in achieving long unique role sport can play in bringing the ways in which Unilever is adapting recounting their personal stories, the in maintaining peace. which has lasted over fifty years and lasting peace. people together and promoting to play its part in achieving the SDGs, explained the challenges of the young Colombians outlined the key tolerance. Drawing on unique, particularly Goal 16: Peace, Justice and ways they believe peace can be EXTREMELY TOGETHER: AN ongoing peace process. Laura Ulloa, After being held hostage sometimes controversial Olympic Strong Institutions. maintained in Colombia in a ALTERNATIVE NARRATIVE at age 11, Laura now works with former The complexities of countering violent journeys, athletes reflected on the

– 34 – – 35 – Outside the Auditorium During breaks from the main stage sessions, delegates had the opportunity to network, attend a workshop and for the first time, watch expert panels and participate in in- depth Question and Answer sessions with Counsellors and Delegate To sponsor an area in the One Young World 2018 The Hague Speakers on two additional stages in Exhibition Area, please email [email protected] the Exhibition Area.

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The Accenture Stage – 2017 highlights –

Education plenary session -what can prepare young people for jobs that don’t New to 2017 exist yet? Counsellors Two stages in the Exhibition Area Peter Schwarzenbauer Alfonso Gòmez gave delegates the opportunity to Delegate Speakers engage with Counsellors and Ana Hidalgo, Ecuador Kumba Musa, Sierra Leone Delegate Speakers in a more Karen Carvajalino, Colombia dsad interactive setting. SATURDAY 7 OCTOBER

FUTURE OF COLOMBIA SESSION The Accenture Stage Question & Answer Guest Speaker Sessions Angela Anzola Syed Ali Abbas, Pakistan Jonah Obajeun, Nigeria THURSDAY 5 OCTOBER Delegate Speakers Zaid Al Rayes, Syria Alejandra Mahecha, Colombia INNOVATING FOR THE THREE Daniel Buritica, Colombia PEACE BEYOND BORDERS ZEROES Daniel Duque, Colombia Isabelita Mercado, Colombia Counsellors Counsellors Yessica Hoyos, Colombia Vincio Cerezo Hans Reitz Diego Cuesto, Colombia Beatrice Rangel Professor Muhammad Yunus Jhon Restrepo, Colombia Lamiya Morshed Laura Ulloa, Colombia Sebastian Cadavid, Colombia environment plenary session- Expert Panels Professor Muhammad Yunus following what is holding back the Peace & Reconciliation his Question & Answer session on The Accenture Stage clean energy revolution? Plenary Session-How do you Facebook meets digital turn a ceasefire into lasting changemakers: Counsellors peace? Tech4Good spoke about their Bruce Dickinson One Young World Ambassadors initiative to use technology to create a Denise Young Smith Question & Answer session with the Extremely Together Ambassadors Counsellor shared how they leveraged social positive and lasting impact through Ronan Dunne following their main stage session Mohamed Amersi media to change their countries, the innovative application of emerging Christine Ockrent communities and companies. technologies to ensure sustainable Delegate Speakers Guest Speaker LEADERSHIP & GOVERNMENT development. This initiative aims to Marek Kubik, United Kingdom Roberto Funari pLENARY SESSION-IF Delegate Speakers SPARKSHOW-POSITIVE IMPACT not only create a positive and lasting Tere Gonzalez, Mexico GOVERNMENTS DON’T UPHOLD Noorhajan Akbar, Afghanistan JOURNALISM impact across various social and Eduardo Sanchez, Cuba Delegate Speakers HUMAN RIGHTS WHAT CAN WE DO? Asila Dorotae, Thailand environmental issues, but also offers Ankit Garg, Standard Chartered Taffan Ako Sharif, Sweden Delegates pitched their positive huge opportunities for growth to FRIDAY 6 OCTOBER Lewis Smith, Johnson & Johnson Counsellors Rotem Weizman, Israel impact projects to a panel of world businesses. Ben Griffiths, Johnson & Johnson DeRay Mckesson renowned journalists to gain Beyond CSR: Business as a Kaleigh Killoran, General Electric Mark Tewksbury EXTREMELY tOGETHER: aN publication of their story. Tala Dajani, Reckitt Benckiser AnnaLynne McCord aLTERNATIVE nARRATIVE force for good To sponsor a stage at One Young Noureddine Tayara, L’Oréal TECH4GOOD World 2018 The Hague, please Delegate Speakers Delegate Speakers Counsellors email partnerships@ Kenny Imafidon, United Kingdom Bjørn Ihler, Ronan Dunne Marc Carrell-Billiard, head of oneyoungworld.com Ellyn Shook Natalino Soares, East Timor Fatima Zaman, United Kingdom Accenture Technology Labs and Zahra Francisco de la Cerda Mohamed Khelifi, Tunisia Mimoun Berrissoun, Germany Bahrololoumi, Accenture Technology Hajer Sherif, Libya lead, UK and Ireland Accenture’s

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FRIDAY 6 OCTOBER SATURDAY 7 OCTOBER

EXPRESSION IS A HUMAN RIGHT The works of peace: TRUTH & RECONCILIATION Counsellor Stephen Daldry Counsellors Advocate Thuli Madonsela Delegate Speakers Hassan Jallow Joe Robertson Joe Murphy Guest Speaker Leyner Palacios LEADERSHIP & GOVERNMENT Returning Ambassador PLENARY sESSION- IF Taban Shoresh GOVERNMENTS DON’T UPHOLD HUMAN RIGHTS WHAT CAN WE DO? Peace & Reconciliation Plenary Session- how can we Counsellors turn ceasefire into lasting Nargis Fakhri peace? Hassan Jallow Georgette Mulheir Counsellors Lord Michael Hastings Delegate Speakers President Vinicio Cerezo dsad Abraham M Keita, Liberia Jaha Dukureh, The Gambia Delegate Speakers Trisha Shetty, India Conor Houston, United Kingdom Hyppolite Ntigurirwa, Rwanda The Exhibition Stage, Question & Answer session with the Poverty Alleviation Delegate Speakers Education plenary session Ousmane Ba, Guinea - what can prepare young social media for change people for jobs that don’t INTRODUCTION TO THE HAGUE exist yet? Counsellors Guest Speaker Advocate Thuli Madonsela & Hassan Jallow following their Question & Answer Question & Answer session on The Exhibition Stage Carolyn Everson Counsellors Pauline Krikke, Mayor of The Hague Sessions Doutzen Kroes Advocate Thuli Madonsela Rossana Bee Christine Ockrent THURSDAY 5 OCTOBER Jérôme Jarre Delegate Speakers Expert Panels Ahmed Nassar, Egypt Interviews Poverty alleviation & ENDING CORRUPTION economic Development- how Ludovic de Gromad, France HOPE SOLO INTERVIEWED BY KATE WHEN INDUSTRY COMES can we innovate our way out Counsellors Shavid Sing, South Africa ROBERTSON, FOUNDER ONE TOGETHER of poverty? Advocate Thuli Madonsela YOUNG WORLD Mohamed Amersi REMOVING THE CHAINS A specialist panel discussed their Counsellors Hope Solo is an American soccer commitment to creating sustainable Counsellor Elio Leoni Sceti environment plenary session- goalkeeper, two-time Olympic gold food production in the cocoa industry AnnaLynne McCord Rossana Bee what is holding back the medalist, and World Cup champion. and their strategic partnership for Carolyn Everson clean energy revolution? She was the goalkeeper for the United promoting these aims. Panelists Nargis Fakhri, Bollywood Actress and Jérôme Jarre Returning Ambassador States women’s national soccer team. included Aldo Cristiano, Director of Trisha Shetty, Delegate Speaker during Counsellors Jemima Lovatt In this interview she discussed her Cocoa Procurement, Ferrero, Antoine Question & Answer session following Leadership & Government Plenary Session Delegate Speakers Ron Garan career, her turbulent relationship with de Saint-Affrique, CEO, Barry Abdullabi Mohammed, Somalia Brian Gallagher the press both personally and Callebaut, Christopher Millington, Charles Akhimien, Nigeria Caroline Mutoko professionally, her fight for equal pay President of Flavours, Firmenich. Billy Fernando Tamayo, Peru rights and her philanthropic interests. Linstead Goldsmith, Director of To sponsor a stage at One Young Rositsa Zaimova, Bulgaria Delegate Speakers Campaigns, Fair Trade USA. World 2018 The Hague, please Suman Kumar, Nepal HENRY BRADFORD email partnerships@ Daniel Montes, Colombia Chebet Lesan, Kenya oneyoungworld.com Rumaitha al Busaidi, Oman David Naibei, Chad Principal of CESA interviewed young Karan Jerath, USA Entrepreneurs from the University of Bogotá.

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How to Workshops SPOTLIGHT WORKSHOP HOW TO BRING LIGHT TO – Practical, interactive & scenario-based sessions – DARKNESS? USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO END CHILD TRAFFICKING. Delivered by Georgette Mulheir, CEO, Lumos, charity founded by J.K.Rowling

80% of the 8 million children living in orphanages worldwide have at least one living parent. They are seperated from their families because they are poor, disabled or from ethnic minorities.

Ambassadors, Counsellors and Lumos’ mission is to end child institutions and work to regain all Delegate Partners ran workshops to childrens’ right to a family. help delegates learn skills, analyse This workshop asked participants dsad to develop social media campaigns ideas and develop solutions to world to change the conversation and end child trafficking by persuading well problems in a hands-on, collaborative meaning volunteers to shift from orphanage volunteering to ethical How to profitably do good? Social Intrapreneurship environment. Cher attends How to workshop volunteering. Delivered by The Circle of Intrapreneurs

FRIDAY 6 OCTOBER How to Workshops HOW TO PROFITABLY DO GOOD? The workshops were selected via a SOCIAL INTRAPRENEURSHIP rigorous application process. Selection Delivered by The Circle of was based on the workshop’s practical Intrapreneurs insight, interactive nature and their provision of actionable learning HOW TO FLOURISH? BECOME A outcomes to help further delegate MORE RESILIENT LEADER projects and initiatives. Delivered by Cigna

The workshops were held throughout HOW TO CREATE LEARNING the three main days of the Summit. OPPORTUNITIES FOR REFUGEES AROUND THE WORLD? How to Workshop How to Workshop THURSDAY 5 OCTOBER Delivered by Western Union dsad SPOTLIGHT WORKSHOP HOW TO CREATE SHARED VALUE SATURDAY 7 OCTOBER HOW TO BUILD A FACEBOOK TO SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENT STRATEGY TO RAISE AWARENESS, HOW CAN WE USE EDUCATION SUSTAINABLE, INNOVATIVE HOW TO NAVIGATE THE STORM IN ACTIVATE SUPPORTERS AND RAISE TO PREVENT RADICALISATION? SOLUTIONS? A FAKE NEWS AND POST TRUTH FUNDS FOR #FREETHEWILD? How to Workshop Delivered by ExtremelyTogether, a Delivered by ENEL SOCIETY? Delivered by Facebook Ambassadors Delivered by Thomson Reuters Kofi Annan Foundation, European and attended by Cher HOW TO ACHIEVE THE Commission and One Young World SOCIAL IMPACT MENTORING- HOW SPOTLIGHT WORKSHOP SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Initiative. TO BE A CORPORATE MENTOR? GOALS? HOW TO TURN A CEASEFIRE INTO To apply to host a workshop at One Delivered by Citigroup Delivered by the Institute of Chartered HOW TO GAIN SUPPORT & LASTING PEACE? SPONSORSHIP FROM YOUR Delivered by Juanes Foundation 10 of the best young people Young World 2018 The Hague, Accountants. tackling extremism from around HOW TO CREATE A PUBLIC PRIVATE EMPLOYER TO TAKE ON SOCIAL please email partnerships@ the world were selected to create a oneyoungworld.com PARTNERSHIP? HOW TO DEVELOP AND INTEGRATE IMPACT PROJECTS? HOW TO DEVELOP SOCIAL IMPACT Delivered by Johnson & Johnson working group to engage and Delivered by Bristol-Myers Squibb A CUSTOM CSR PROGRAMME? FOR ALL? Delivered by Unilever empower young people around the Delivered by Care4Water world to counter extremism locally. HOW TO ADVOCATE FOR CHANGE? Following One Young World 2014 THE IMPORTANCE OF EFFECTIVE Dublin, Ben Griffiths and Lewis HOW TO BUILD A MOVEMENT FOR This workshop presented their YOUTH VOICE IN ACHIEVING Smith were inspired to take action POSITIVE CHANGE? AN EXAMPLE practical toolkit and their lessons in SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL on their return to their jobs at FROM POST CONFLICT NORTHERN running successful community 3, GOOD HEALTH AND WELL BEING. Johnson & Johnson. This workshop IRELAND cohesion projects worldwide. Delivered by AstraZeneca shared learnings from their Delivered by Conor Houston and experience of gaining corporate Peter Edgar, One Young World sponsorship for their idea. Ambassadors

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dsad Inspired into action following her attendance at One Young World 2016 Ottawa, Cher launched her #FreeTheWild charity by performing a World Closing Premier of her campaign anthem, ‘Walls’ Ceremony The official handover from Bogotá to One Young World 2018 Host City The Hague.

The finale of the Summit. One Young • The One Young World baton was World 2017 Bogotá’s Closing officially passed from the Mayor Ceremony took place at the Simón Enrique Peñalosa to the Mayor of Bolívar Park The Hague, Pauline Krikke followed by a performance by the Dutch THE CLOSING CEREMONY 2017 delegation combining music and BOGOTá PROGRAMME dance. CONSISTED OF: • World Premier of Cher’s new song, • Keynote speeches and thanks ‘Walls’, to launch her global from One Young World Founders campaign to free animals in captivity David Jones and Kate Robertson. #FreeTheWild. The message is simple, • Former Astronaut & One Young • Ribbon Tying Ceremony – delegates, World Counsellor Ron Garan Ambassadors and Counsellors misbehave. Let me presented his project ‘Constellation’. wrote their personal commitment repeat that, misbehave. to post-Summit action on ribbons, • Resolution Project social venture which were then tied together to If we as young people winners were announced as show unity. The ribbons were wound dsad Ousmane Ba, Mohamed Ali Tourki, into a ball, to be sent to the next are not disrupting the Leroy Mwasaru and Kennedy Host City, The Hague. The ribbon ball status quo, if we are not Chiduziem Ekezie-Joseph. includes commitments from every One Young World Summit since Jayathma Wickramanayake, rattling the people in • A spoken word performance by 2010 from over 8,000 Ambassadors. United Nations Envoy on Youth Hussain Manawer. power, we are not doing The One Young World 2017 delegates it right.” • UN Envoy on Youth Jayathma officially joined the global community Wickramanayake announced the of Ambassadors. Message from António Guterres, opening of applications for the current Secretary General of the second class of the UN Young United Nations, delivered by Jayathma Leaders for the Sustainable Wickramanayake, United Nations Development Goals- exceptional Envoy on Youth Young Leaders driving implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals. dsad dsad dsad dsad

Hussain Manawer, Spoken Word Poet and Kate Robertson, Co-Founder, Ron Garan, Former NASA Astronaut One Young World Ambassador One Young World

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Host City Advisory Board Partners – Represent a broad spectrum of political, educational and cultural influencers –

PARTNERS THAT SENT 20+ DELEGATES: Throughout the year, the board works closely with One Young World to ensure the Summit has maximum positive impact on participating delegates and the Host City, Bogotá.

Bogotá will give you the best Summit ever. More PARTNERS THAT SENT 1-19 DELEGATES: than ever your initiatives and disruptive ideas are needed to correct the course of the world we are living in.” Mónica de Greiff, CEO, Chamber of Commerce and Chair of the Advisory Board

Thank you to the One Young World 2017 Bogotá Advisory Board Members Mónica de Greiff The Hague Performance at the Closing Ceremony CEO, Chamber of Commerce and Chair of the Advisory Board Juana Botero Miguel Uribe Youth Secretary, Medellín Secretary of Government Juan Carlos Reyes Isabella Barrios Director, Colombia Joven Director, ANDI Foundation Luis Javier Castro Roberto Pombo CEO, Grupo Mesoamerica CEO, El Tiempo Miguel Silva Andrés Gómez CEO, Galileo 6 Country Manager, FTI Consulting Hugo Salcedo Alfonso Gòmez VP Human Resources, Unilever CEO, Telefónica Hernán Rincón dsad Henry Bradford CEO, Avianca Principal, CESA Julián Guerrero Carlos Arturo Londoño Vice President of Tourism, Mayor Enrique Peñalosa of Bogotá CEO, Valorem Group ProColombia passes the baton to Pauline Krikke, Mayor of The Hague

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