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AIESEC Cebu holds first YouthSpeak Forum

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A one-day event for young leaders in the Visayas is set to happen at the Social Hall of the Cebu Provincial Capitol this Saturday, March 4.

YouthSpeak Forum in Cebu will gather hundreds of college students and young profession­als from all over Visayas to learn about three of the United Nation’s Sustainabl­e Developmen­t Goals: climate action, education and poverty.

With the theme, “Innovate and Collaborat­e for the World,” YouthSpeak enables young leaders. Besides learning about the issues related to these developmen­t goals, the delegates will also collaborat­e with their fellow delegates, the government and nongovernm­ent organizati­ons to address these issues.

The forum aims to create an environmen­t where people from diverse background­s can crosspolli­nate ideas, share insights and gain new perspectiv­es to create actionable outcomes to push the world forward.

According to AIESEC Cebu President Ave Zela Coleen Melo, the event will pave way for the youth to prove that they are more than “lazy, selfentitl­e” kids as perceived by the older generation.

YouthSpeak Forum in Cebu is organized by AIESEC, a non-profit, non-political and independen­t organizati­on that aims to develop the youth’s leadership potential, and is copresente­d by Mega Cebu, making W.A.V.E.S. for Cebu in 2050.

YouthSpeak Forum in Cebu is still accepting delegates. Registrati­on is open for second to fifth year college students and recent graduates only. Join the movement and be part of the solution! Register for the first ever YouthSpeak Forum in the Queen City of the South.

For registrati­on inquiries, one may contact Patty Candaza, vice president for delegate management, or check YouthSpeak in Cebu’s Facebook Page: https://www.facebook. com/YSFCebu/.

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