UN-SDG Chino Valley Charter Club April Member Meeting
The second gathering of Ayala High School’s UN-SDG Chino Valley Charter Club revolved around a comprehensive discussion regarding the various upcoming activities and opportunities available to its members.
These include engaging in competitive events such as the Orator and Illustrator competitions, participating in the WOSL and MIT Climate Change and Research Program, and striving for selection in the 2024 UN Junior Ambassadors for Sustainable Development and SE4ALL program.
Moreover, the club emphasized the urgent necessity to fill the vacant officer positions to ensure the smooth functioning and success of the club’s initiatives.
Cultural Exchange Program Certificate Ceremony
Following the success of the Cross Pakistan Program, we are thrilled to announce another milestone achievement – the completion of our Cultural Exchange Program (CEP). The CEP brought together three distinct cultures: American, Chinese, and Pakistani, fostering rich and diverse learning experiences.
Our outstanding student interns, trained as instructors, demonstrated remarkable proficiency in delivering lectures with clarity and confidence. Their unwavering commitment to excellence significantly contributed to the success of our initiatives.
One of the most valuable outcomes for both interns and candidates was the development of teamwork and leadership skills. Participants gained insights into how culture influences domestic and international issues, fostering a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of our world.
The certificate ceremony took place at the Chino Valley Unified School District/Alternative Education Center in Chino Hills, CA, both in-person and virtually. We were honored to host a keynote session featuring Dr. Donald Lee, former United Nations Economist. Dr. Lee’s invaluable speech enhanced our candidates’ understanding of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), leaving a profound impact on all in attendance.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all participants and look forward to continued collaboration and success in our future endeavors. Together, our collective efforts can create meaningful change and make a significant impact, both within our own communities and on a global scale. Let’s continue to work collaboratively towards a brighter, more sustainable future for all.
UN-SDG Chino Valley Charter Club First Meeting
We are thrilled to announce the establishment of the inaugural UN-SDG (United Nations Sustainable Development Goals) Chino Valley Charter Club at Rubin Ayala High School in January 2024, with Mr. Ryan Bell serving as the dedicated advisor.
Following the establishment, our first meeting took place on 01/19 in the conference room at Ayala High School. The agenda included essential objectives such as:
- Introduction of Club Officers
- Recruitment of Members in the Area
- Promotion of 2024 Delivery Programs
The WOSL (World of Sustainable Leaders) proudly presents Chino Valley’s very first club, aiming to extend its influence by establishing more clubs at different schools. Our primary goal is to attract and engage future young leaders in the transformative journey of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
Join us as we strive to make a positive impact, one club at a time, fostering a community dedicated to sustainable development and global leadership. Together, let’s build a brighter and more sustainable future!
Empowering Local Leaders for Global Goals at Rubin Ayala High School 🌟
Just like the United Nations’ vision for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is “Global Goals and Local Leaders,” we are thrilled to share the exciting news of Rubin Ayala High School in Chino Valley Unified District, California, successfully launching the SDG-Chino Valley Chapter.
Moving beyond a focus on international involvement, our commitment has led us to engage with local young students who have proven to be exceptional leaders. In a recent milestone, six well-trained students at Ayala delivered outstanding lectures on cultural issues spanning across countries. This marks a significant step towards fostering a deeper understanding of global challenges among our youth.
Highlighting our dedication to this cause, the Cross Pakistan Program was launched in December and has been successfully completed. The ceremony, held on 12/14, was a momentous occasion where certificates were presented to these bright young minds. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Principal Ms. Diana Yarboi, Secretary Cheryl Cabrera, and Counselors Mr. Ryan Bell and Ms. Ashley Mosqueda for their support and encouragement.
Our mission is clear – to inspire the youth to become change agents, bridging the gap from global goals to local leadership. We believe that by nurturing the potential of our local leaders, we contribute to the collective journey towards achieving the Global Goals.
Join us in this empowering movement as we strive to make a lasting impact on our community and beyond. Together, let’s inspire a generation of leaders who will shape a brighter, more sustainable future. 🌱✨
Invitation: Cross Pakistan Program Certificate Presentation Ceremony
Cross Pakistan Program Certificate Presentation Ceremony
Venue: Rubin Alaya High School/Administrative Conference Room
Date and Time: December 14, 2023, at 1:30 PM
We extend a warm welcome to all participants and any students who are interested in our upcoming programs to join us in celebrating this special occasion.
Exciting News! Launching WOSL 2023 Cross Pakistan Program
Empower change on a global scale through your voice and actions!
Our annual virtual courses have been a gateway to understanding diverse cultures and addressing critical issues spanning countries.
In December 2023, we are thrilled to launch the Cross Pakistan Program, dedicated to training high school and college students. Participants will explore and present on various cultures, starting with the US, China, and Pakistan. The following year will witness the inclusion of Japan and India, with plans to extend our reach to Eastern Europe.
On December 1, two outstanding students from Ayala High School in Southern California, USA delivered an engaging lecture, delving into Chinese history from the Xia dynasty to the present. They also explored the rich food culture, connecting the dots between history and the food chain, offering valuable insights into Sustainable Development Goals across societal, economic, and environmental dimensions.
We invite all potential and enthusiastic students to join this enlightening program.
For more information, please visit our curriculum page.
WOSL 2023 International Art Exhibition
It is our honor to invite you to celebrate our
I Speak, I Act, I Impact
2023 Orator & Illustrator Competition Art Exhibition at Shanghai, China
Date & Time: August 24-26, 2023
Location: 2F, East District, Jingyao Qiantan Shopping Mall No. 308 Yaoti Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai, China
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WOSL 2023 Winner Award and Art Exhibition
It is our honor to invite you to celebrate our
I Speak, I Act, I Impact
2023 Orator & Illustrator Competition Winner Award
in collaboration with the
Chino Valley Unified School District’s Students Artworks Exhibition.
On display will be over 50 beautiful artworks from the talented artists who shared their work for this event. This event can be attended in person or virtually.
Below are the Location information and Zoom Link.
Snacks and drinks will be available for those attending in person.
Date & Time: Jul 29, 2023 03:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Location: Alternative Education Center, CVUSD, Chino Hills, CA
Join Zoom Meeting
Meeting ID: 867 0679 7054
Your participation and enjoyment will be much appreciated. We hope to see you there!
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WOSL Announce Integration Partnership streamlining capacity building and candidate selection for the “UN Junior Ambassadors for Sustainable Development” Program in China Mainland
WOSL and today announced a strategic partnership with Wosou (Shanghai) Education Technology Co., Ltd. (沃搜（上海）教育科技有限公司) that will streamline the candidate selection process and in country training for high school and university
Chinese students participating in the “UN Junior Ambassadors for Sustainable Development“ Program. This relationship will not only speed up the identification and acquisition of key “talent” but also provide WOSL a Shang Hai based Headquarters for all institutional operations including, coordination of all country-wide recruitment, in-person education and training, and monitoring and oversight for all supporting activities.
At a local press briefing, WOSL’s Executive Director Dr. Paul C Bogaardt was quoted saying, “By aligning our vision and investing our resources in each other, WOSL and are making a bold and supportive statement to the United Nations and the
leadership of our home countries, USA and China, that we are committed to 2030 goals across ethnic, cultural, and national identities. As one planet and one family this is not just necessary; This is imperative.”
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals entail 17 goals, 169 targets and 232 indicators agreed upon by more than 193 member nations around the globe. With a deadline set for the year 2030, the SDGs represent the intersection of Environmental Responsibility, Economic Development, and Social Progress. WOSL, a US based non-profit institution is a United Nations Delivery Partner responsible for delivery and implementation of the “UN Junior Ambassadors for Sustainable Development and SE4All” program. Through international capacity building and technology transfer engagements, WOSL prepares today’s youth to become tomorrow’s leaders.
Beautiful Mind and Taking Action to contribute in the local communities-Ethiopia By 2018 Un Junior Ambassador ” Mr. Zimichael Damtew Gebeyehu”
“The Journey: from strong passion to future space leadership”
by Mr. Zimichael Damtew Gebeyehu
“Be the change agents”, a quote from my instructors at the UN Junior Ambassador 2018 summer program, guides my endeavors to take initiatives and help others to reach a common good. When I was ten years old, watching the Apollo 11 documentary ignited a well-fortified passion for space travel and rockets. That moment gave me the ultimate purpose to contribute to mankind’s efforts to explore outer space by advancing rocket technology.
To upheld this passion, I started to sketch my own spacecraft designs and engines. I was fifth grader when my general science teacher advised me to join the elite scientific society: The Ethiopian Space Science Society, a community which fostered my passion for space travel. On the first day I joined, the society gave me the chance to present my own design of a “Spy UFO spacecraft”, which at that time I was engrossed with ufology. I was really obsessed with new technologies and speculations about UFO’s flight systems. I even had a “UFO” as a nick at 5thgrade due the fact that I presented my own articles about UFO’s at class presentation and morning sessions. My presentation at the 5th General Assembly of the Ethiopian Space Science Society opened a new window for my space science career to grow. From that day, I am a prominent member of the Ethiopian Space Science Society and presented more than 13 researches in aerospace engineering and propulsion for the past 9 years. My reputation and involvement on community outreach activities at the society led me to win The Youth Leadership Award, which is organized by the World Organization for Sustainable Development (WOSL) in collaboration with the Ethiopian Space Science Society (ESSS). The award enabled me to be part of an intensive research summer program at Claremont Graduate University in CA, USA as UN Junior Ambassador for Sustainable Development. The program changed my whole career to professional level. With multidisciplinary lectures focusing on implementing UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), I got the opportunity to work on goal #9: Innovation, Industry, and Infrastructure. The independence nature of the program enabled me to connect the SDGs to space exploration and elimination of space debris in the end.
After the summer program, I continued my work in spreading the voice of the SDGs and the importance of space science in fulfilling those goals. Through this leadership program and my success at the Ethiopian Space Science Society, I was honored to be the Youth Space Ambassador, promoting and creating awareness about the uses of space science in my country. In conjunction with the responsibilities as a UN Junior Ambassador for Sustainable Development, I have been giving public lectures about my research on SDGs and the importance of space exploration to achieve those goals. I have travelled to universities outside the capital, Addis Ababa, and presented research experience on the SDGs and the significance of space exploration to students in the countryside. The UN Junior Ambassador program taught me teamwork and success can be easily achieved through collaboration and partnership. I used this principle to engage the youth in space activities, because I believe that the overall contribution of the youth in space science is crucial to support our space program. I have been able to bring the leadership skills I got form UN Junior Ambassador Program to my internship at ESSS. Overall, the UN Junior Ambassador program is a life changing experience that widened the glasses I used to view the world, and it gave me hope and fortitude to strive and solve global problem. After all, we, the youth are the change agents and future leaders that the world has been waiting for.
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