I have chosen to speak about how important education is to people that once lived or are currently living in poverty. Education is very important to people who are in tough situations because it helps them get jobs and understand what is going on in different parts of the world. Without education it is difficult to hold jobs or even get them.
Makenna Melber
Marina
Chloe Axelrod
Christopher Natal
Sevita Deo
Arantxa Garmendia
Caleb Moore
christina santoyo
Claire Amor Catalan
Ansel Nathanson
Emma Zick
Ayden Michael Smith
Lizzy Mills
Pablo
colby coker
Katherine Toma
LEILA ARMAND
Vanessa Suarez
Arabella Chen
Max Linchuk
Celestino, Alyanna Bea
Sarai Cruz-Camacho
Cassandra Jaimes
Dee Dee Forsman
Jenna Holland
Kaitlyn Forman
Annie Danaher
Ben Sheldon
Koaching Kings
Susanna Pincock & Tessa Gaukroger
Vital Voices Global Partnership
Alolika A. Dutta
Saibatu Mansaray
Gerardo
KYN
Anchal Sharma
Keirston Christy
Daniel Van Cleave
Upward Bound
Chris Alozie
Evelyn Gao
Street Project Foundation (SPF)
British Red Cross
Hannah
Loujaine Lechehab
Student 3
Jenna Zeronis
Y Care International
Refugee Support Europe
SayItForward.org
The Open University
David Machin
Youth Lab
Mediatwenty Productions
Hearing a Different Story
The Guardian
Pillars 4 Dignity (P4D)
WalaaOthman
Naomi
David Dein
Poverty Unpacked
MSGA
Youth Lab
Hope Youth Network
None
Alex Williams
None
The Youth Cafe
Fady Mozaya
ungei
The Interdisciplinary Women's Council
K. Arianna Poole
yasmina
Ruth Ketty
LEAP Africa
comm-UNITY!
Education in Developing Nation
Black Noize Inc
Kitson
Black Talk Media Project
noel siregar
Soroptimist International
J H
the Unlearning Channel
acasusorg
Ms Kemi Seriki
Group 19
bosswanatalks
Kelsey Sheffer
Giulia
Professor Jason Seals
Amazing Minds Africa
Boston Consortium for Arab Region Studies
Lerato Mohatlane
Anushna Jha
Phelisters Wegesa
Alleyne&
Judicaelle Irakoze
Building Bridges