Welcome to the World Vision Youth Blog!
Read through stories from youth and student contributors who are taking action, going places, and making an impact for vulnerable children.
Welcome to the World Vision Youth Blog!
Read through stories from youth and student contributors who are taking action, going places, and making an impact for vulnerable children.
My name is Deanna Tayloo and I’m currently a third year student at The University of Guelph-Humber in The Family and Community Social Services Program. I take pride in both my school and program, because they offer both a degree and a diploma that can be achieved within just four years. They also offer 850+ Read full post
In light of International Development Week in Canada, I attended Humber College’s celebration based on the eighth Sustainable Development Goal: Decent Work and Economic Growth. They developed their programing throughout the week to explore the theme of ‘Developing the Worlds Youth: Innovations in Entrepreneurship and Employment’. In the opening ceremony I enjoyed cultural songs and Read full post
A quote by Jimi Hendrix resonates my mind “When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will know peace.” These words I find so strong because thousands of people, most especially children are affected by the aftermath of this – living in countries where there are power struggles and compromise is Read full post
Two summers ago, I found myself in a tiny, run down, outdoor school in the middle of an impoverished community just outside of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. I went to teach English because although many people assume volunteering abroad is actually a disservice by taking jobs away from the people or not being knowledgeable about the Read full post
Last night on World Food Day (October 16, 2016), I had the absolute pleasure of hosting my first meaningful meal with other like-minded individuals, who strongly believe that a better world is possible. For the past couple of weeks, I have been in contact with several students from different high schools, colleges and universities around Read full post