Today, Mustapha is the Vice President of Student Government at the Ndanda High School. He is also very involved in enrolling people to be tested for the HIV virus and he has acted as a peer trainer.
Nikolas lives along the Hungarian/Slovakian border and speaks three languages. He created an English instruction class for young Roma children. Here he is pictured with some of his students.
Today, Anna is a student at King’s College in London where she is studying the law. In 2007, she participated in the Cyprus American Scholarship Project sponsored by the Cyprus Fulbright Commission. Since that time Anna has become a trusted youth facilitator for a Cyprus youth group, Soma Akriton.
Eunice is a leading youth expert on the European Union and a passionate social entrepreneur. In the wake of September 11th at age twelve, she founded a nonprofit organization called Cultures for Youth (CFY) to teach young people about different cultures and promote cultural acceptance. CFY has impacted over 5,000 young people on three continents.
In 2008, shortly after the end of violence, Tabby and several of her classmates at Kisumu Girl’s School created a project to beautify Kisumu and provide recycling efforts. This project continues to this day.
Tyler is dedicated to making a difference in his community. He has been recognized for his efforts to send aid to Sierra Leone and Darfur. He understands the importance and the power of allowing student voices to be heard.
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