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February 6, 2017

Young Leaders in Zambia Take a Risk to Create a Safe Environment for Their Community

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Young Leaders in Zambia Take a Risk to Create a Safe Environment for Their Community

Lawrence Temfwe, GLS Champion and non-profit leader in Zambia, knows that in order to transform the nation, you need to build into the next generation of leaders.

Inspired by the GLS, Lawrence started a young leaders group called the Junior Parliament. These young leaders attend the GLS together, gather regularly to debate and discuss issues that their communities are facing, and develop action plans on how to lead change.

One of these young leaders came up with a plan, and took a risk for his community to make it a safer environment.

Be inspired by his story!

 

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