Category: You-Lead
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Jonathan Chu: Kindness makes you feel happier
Jonathan Chu is a Director at 95% The Culture Consultants, a consultancy company aiming to turn workplaces to joyplaces. He believes that a workplace can genuinely be a joy place when people are not only results-oriented but people-conscious. He has consulted, facilitated, and managed culture transformation programs for clients such as Cyberview Sdn Bhd, Affin […]
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Brighton Kaoma: I had only passion for starting the radio program at the at of 14
Brighton Kaoma is an award-winning environmentalist and social entrepreneur based in Zambia. Brighton started his activism at the age of 14 when he co-hosted a radio program to raise awareness of people on environmental issues. In 2014, he co-founded the Agents of Change Foundation Zambia, a nonprofit that gives young people training in radio journalism, […]
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Taichi Ichikawa: Giving back can make you happy
Taichi Ichikawa is the co-founder of World Road Inc. and the director of World Dream Project, based in Japan. “Building the world into a single school” is the vision of himself and company. To achieve the vision, he is currently working on worldwide education book project called World Dream Project, which gathers 196 dreams with stories from 196 […]
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Margianta Surahman: The best social construction is that men and women are equal
Margianta Surahman Juhanda Dinata is the founder and Executive Director of Emancipate Indonesia. Emancipate Indonesia focuses on modern slavery issues, particularly forced marriage, forced labor exploitation, and forced sexual exploitation in Indonesia. His passion for promoting the rights and the dignity of the underprivileged has been developed through his life experience, being raised by a strong single […]
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Senjaya Mulia: ASEAN Youth Organization comes from my personal story
Senjaya Mulia is the Founder of ASEAN Youth Organization, working on youth empowerment, economic enhancement and social volunteerism. ASEAN Youth Organization comprises more than 400,000 Southeast Asian youth and spreads awareness of ASEAN to over 200 million young people in Southeast Asia. Senjaya also teaches at several universities as guest lecturer on subjects related to […]
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Women’s Unsafe Mobility in Public Transport in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
“Sexual harassment is the conventional type of violence faced by Cambodian women in public places, yet there is no explicit provision on this within the Cambodian legal framework. Many cities have experienced this problem and have attempted to address the problem in numerous ways including creating a “women-only transportation,” designing and implementing gender-responsive public transport, […]
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Cambodia's Social Protection
In Cambodia 2040 of the Future Forum By 2040, problems regarding a lack of prioritized policy programs, low funding of social protection schemes, and inadequate data managementcapacity in social protection programming will have been addressed through effective social protection mechanisms. The six core developments by 2040 are listed below.▪ Adopting a social security law that […]
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Guarantees of Non-Recurrence of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence against Women after the Khmer Rouge
‘In the swisspeace’s working paper series 2019‘ Four decades after the collapse of the Khmer Rouge regime, Cambodian women continue to suffer from discriminatory social, cultural and economic norms and to experience gender injustice in social and politicalspheres. Against this background, this paper asks whether and to what extent transitional justice has contributed to providing […]
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A Social Enterprise’s Founders: We are not sure if it works; we just do it
Lim Kimchhun was a national outstanding student in mathematics in 2004. He got a scholarship to study in Japan for 6 years in the field of civil engineering and architecture, urban environmental system engineering and City planning, and he also had working experience in management field over there. Nowadays, he is an investor in the […]
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Ritthy Ou: More men than women engage in politics related issues
Ritthy Ou is a founder of Sour Mouy which is a forum that connects high school students with experienced development practitioners and the pioneers in other sectors such as innovation, entrepreneurship, and politics. Since established in September 2017, the forum has been organized 15 times in 10 provinces. Ritthy is also a co-founder of Politikoffee […]
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