When analyzing the current state of the world, those

As if fear of violence and conflict was not enough, refugee camps are now in turmoil because of the rapid spread of the corona virus. According to the UNHCR, out of 100 countries reporting confirmed

There is no doubt that Anna Halpine has served as an inspiration not only to the youth but also to the people around the world, especially me. My name is Reese Fariñas and I’m an outgoing Chapter

Ivy Chebet is a Kenyan citizen currently undertaking her undergraduate degree in Law at Strathmore University. Ivy is very passionate about entrepreneurship and the role of the law in such a field and

A few days ago, my family and I received voter information in the mail. Because of the coronavirus, my home state of Massachusetts is allowing mail-in voting in order to limit exposure. We were

August 1, 2020 - WYA started August on a high note by gathering its best members for the first time. With over 25 WYA leaders in attendance, the participants of the Chapter and National Committee

Science and evolution have made us forget about the importance of nature, especially in the Western world. As technologies emerge, we have become indifferent towards human actions that threaten our

July 31, 2020, Latin America - WYA Latin America had the privilege to have Andrea Guadarrama, a WYA member for 15 years, speak about the "Victims’Hidden Realities in Latin America" in

In the last chapter of WYA's Certified Training Program (CTP), the readings talk about the importance of human rights and its ties to human dignity. Within the main points of these topics, it

Once upon a time, there was a place where people used to live in a bad mood all the time. Their daily routine was basically waking up and going straight