On March 18, 2016, I was drugged and raped by a boy my age. To this day I don’t know his name, I can’t even remember his face, which may be a good

Milkah Ndung’u is a Kenyan, born and raised in Nairobi. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Communication from Tangaza University, The Catholic University of East Africa. She is passionate

Between the 22nd and 26th of May 2019, WYA Europe collaborated with WYA Portugal in organising an Erasmus + project called Young Leaders for Tomorrow where I participated as an intern in the

It's Friday May 31, 2019 and I notice my name on the 'Article Writing Schedule'. I am due to submit a blog by June 3, 2019; my last as a staff serving World Youth Alliance Africa. I realise I have

Fashion has become deemed as art. Whether or not some may agree, fashion has shaped culture (and vice versa) to become a powerful medium of self-expression. What is born out of it is a reflection of

In his book ‘Man’s Search for Meaning’, Victor Frankl writes that those who have a ‘why’ to live, can bear with almost any ‘how’. Words that have been existentially therapeutic to me, in

I have always wondered how our lives would make better sense if we strive to really understand who we are meant to be. But it was not until I reached my mid-twenties that I discovered what it really

To my fellow countrymen, For the past two years, I have seen several reports on local TV about the death of about 20,000 Filipinos due to the drug war. I’ve watched and heard the cries of family

As human beings, we always need each other to survive. Józef Tischner, in his book Spirit of Solidarity, says that “no one is an island all alone,” and that “we are bound to each other even if

09-12 MARCH 2019, MADRID, SPAIN – Last week, the World Youth Alliance (WYA) Spain organized the Erasmus+ project “European Youth United” in Madrid in collaboration with WYA Europe. In those four