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what can one person DO?
This talk covers the 4 levels of change that you will see in the world by choosing to help others. It also covers how to set reasonable expectations for what you can accomplish to help and serve others.
Be an Everyday Change-maker
At this moment in your life, you may not be traveling overseas to help people in crisis. So, what else can you do? There are people in need all around you. This talk will help you uncover the needs right next door and discover paths to service close to home.
Using Your Power
Anyone can be powerful, if you know how to use your power. This talk focuses on recognizing your spheres of influence and using your voice to realize the changes you want to see in your world. It also addresses how to use your time and resources, however limited, to make a difference in the lives of people around you.
Is Humanitarian Service for You?
What does it take to be a humanitarian? This talk covers the 5 essential qualities that humanitarians need to do aid work. Do you have what it takes to serve in the world’s toughest places? This talk will help you figure out whether you’re made for this!
The Global Refugee Crisis: What can be done?
More people are displaced from their homes today than at any other time in world history. Yet, the majority of refugees come from a small number of countries where the effect of armed conflict has devastated entire regions. What can be done about the global refugee crisis? This talk will cover how governments, donors, and humanitarian agencies are shifting their response from short-term aid to long-term solutions.
Ending Violence Against Women and Girls
What causes violence against women and what can be done about it? Globally, 1 in 3 women will experience sexual violence in her lifetime. In the United States, that figure is 1 in 5 women who will experience sexual violence. This talk covers trends in gender-based violence, and what can be done to stop it. The focus of the discussion will be on solutions, including what governments and everyday people can do, to end the violence.