Stories by Emily Freeburg
'Six years ago, my first truly global experience came to my hometown. I was on the streets in 1999 when the WTO came to Seattle. In December, I traveled to Hong Kong to be part of a team of young people 'on the inside' of the WTO.'Posted on Jan 6, 2006
WireTap catches up with veteran youth activist, Bremley Lyngdoh, to discuss the importance of walking your talk, the future of sustainability, and the need for more international awareness among America's young people.
Posted on Jul 19, 2004
The tension and turmoil at this summer's World Congress of Youth showed that we carry history in ourselves. This generation can be a bridge, but not if we don't change.
Posted on Oct 13, 2003
Many young people around the world have lived through experiences as refugees, child soldiers, AIDS orphans and victims of human rights abuses. Having youth representatives at the UN allows their voices to be heard, and brings new ideas, motivation and idealism to the world.
Posted on Jan 29, 2003
