THE GLOBAL YOUTH CHALLENGE 2021:World Peace
Message from the honoured judge
Message from the Chief executive
Message from the Chief executive
“Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called children of God.” This is a message for all of humanity and I am delighted to see the Global Youth Challenge taking World Peace as its theme for 2021. We look forward to learning from young people around the world what kind of education they see as a pathway to peace and what kind of leadership will make possible a future that combines peace with equity and justice for our world. I will be honored to serve as one of the judges in this competition!
Ruth Hayhoe
Professor, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto
Message from the Chief executive
Message from the Chief executive
Message from the Chief executive
The disaster brought by COVID-19 to mankind is far from over, and people have fallen into worrying conflicts."Empowered young men and women can play a critical role in preventing conflicts and ensuring sustainable peace". This is a saying from Antonio Guterres, United Nations Secretary-General.I am delighted to initiate the Global Youth Challenge 2021:World Peace，where we inspire youth around the world to reflect, think, and consider how to build a peaceful world.
Paul Pu
Chief executive (CE)
The Global Youth Challenge
PANEL OF JUDGES
Ruth Hayhoe
Ruth Hayhoe
Ruth Hayhoe
Professor
Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
University of Toronto
Yuxiang Wang
Ruth Hayhoe
Ruth Hayhoe
Professor
Queen's University
Kelly Schultz
Ruth Hayhoe
Kelly Schultz
Senior Development Officer
University of Waterloo
Colin Ryrie
George Vanderkuur
Kelly Schultz
Relationship Manager
Brock University
George Vanderkuur
George Vanderkuur
George Vanderkuur
Principal
Toronto Central Academy
Jocelyn Zhou
George Vanderkuur
George Vanderkuur
Student Representative
Yale University