Communication Associates

Mr. Begić is 29 years old and from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. He is an entrepreneur, has his own retail company, and enjoys new challenges. He likes inventing things with his own hands and mind using available assets. Since the launch of GNRC in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2012, he has been involved in organizing […]

Mr. Bacar is a Comorian by birth and residence and is drawn to issues related to entrepreneurship, technology, technical science, innovation as they relate to African youth in general, and Comorians in particular. He has a degree in Tourism and Hospitality, having worked with tourism and hospitality companies before starting his own business. He is

Ms. Mohamed was born and raised in Kenya. She is passionate about development, particularly in East and West Africa. She completed her master’s degree at the University of Edinburgh in Africa and International Development and continues to work on various issues within the development sector such as peace and conflict, public health, migration, and education.

Mr. Saade is a sophomore (second year) student in high school. He chose to join and work with the GNRC to help children in his community and the world acquire their rights. “In this miserable world, specifically in some countries, we suffer from poor education about child rights. I suggest we strengthen this education and

Mr. Alfahel is pursuing his computer and communications engineering degree. He is passionate about non-profit volunteering that involves what he knows best: computers! In his free time, he likes to read and watch sports. The fact that there are children who cannot go to school and do not have access to reading lessons or books

Mr. Tahir resides in Lahore, Pakistan. He has a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication from Lahore Leads University. He works as a communication associate for an NGO whose primary focus is child protection. For the last three years, he has been volunteering in projects on child rights and has been a part of advocacy, legislative

Ms. Mubarak is from Bethlehem – Palestine. She is a young Palestinian activist who studied education, specializing in history and geography. She works for the Arab Educational Institute (AEI) – a member organization of Pax Christi International – as an assistant coordinator for women, children, and youth projects. She also oversees communications at the institute.

Ms. Teodora is a psychological coach and counselor from Romania. She works with young students and professionals who try to find their calling. She is also involved in teaching activities at the university that granted her psychology degree. She serves GNRC Romania, where she holds complimentary seminars for children in schools as part of the

Ms. Barać comes from a small town in northern Serbia called Sombor. She has been working with children and youth for more than ten years. She began by volunteering in the School of Good Will, a program by the Sombor Educational Center, where she realized that her calling was to work with children. She has

Mr. Singh is a grassroots activator, policy influencer, and aspiring Pan-African human rights defender. He stands for the inclusion and mainstreaming of Africa’s children and youth, women, and girls, and minority and marginalized persons at policy development processes and high-level decision-making tables. His area of practice is strategic communications and preventing violent extremism through interfaith