Global Changemakers

I am the founder of send a girl child to school.I want to move this campaign to a greater height.I fight for women and human right..i am 17 yrs old,a girl of ambition.These are little about myself.

I am an enterprising young individual with love for culture and how the mass media can be used in bringing about socio-economic change.

Featured in ‘Young Entrepreneur World – How 25 Teen-Trepreneurs Succeeded And Left World Leaders Scratching Their Heads’ by Sabirul Islam and ‘The Rax Active Citizenship Toolkit’ by James Kelsey-Fry and Anita Dhillon, Scott Forbes is at the forefront of youth activism and social entrepreneurship on a global scale. Scott is the founder of Global Forum 40 (GF40), a “for youth, by youth” initiative, to create real, tangible and lasting social change in sexual health by bridging local communities and traditions, empowering young people to become leaders in their communities and in society, and developing believers into leaders in their own right. Scott is an alumnus of the British Council’s ‘Global Changemakers’ programme, a talented and innovative community of 600 young activists, volunteers and social entrepreneurs at the forefront of running innovative projects in their communities, shaping policy, and speaking truth to power. Scott has been praised for his work with international institutions and leading decision makers in sexual and reproductive health. Through GF40, Scott has spoken at numerous conferences and events around the world including; the Clinton Global Initiative, the 17th Conference of Commonwealth Education Ministers in Malaysia, the EU Open Health Forum, WeFree Day, and most recently at the World Economic Forum on the Middle East and North Africa. Scott holds a number of advisory positions with international and national youth organisations such as; the British Youth Council, the World Economic Forum’s NewMe Smoke Free Initiative and as part of the London (2012) Organising Committee for Olympic and Paralympic Games Youth Advisory Panel. He is Board Chair of Does HIV Look Like Me? International and has also been a guest lecturer at HULT International Business School, London. A social media guru, able to create, launch and optimise campaigns in the digital space to effect positive change in the real world, Scott currently works for the Jamie Oliver Food Foundation helping to deploy international awareness-building campaigns. He is also a regular blogger for the Huffington Post. In his spare time, Scott enjoys keeping up to date on youth issues and nurturing and growing his extensive network of activists, social changemakers and leaders around the world Scott Forbes is an experienced global youth activist and social entrepreneur, based in the UK, who is respected and recognised for his leadership and expertise on sexual and reproductive health issues and education as they relate to young people. Biography Featured in ‘Young Entrepreneur World – How 25 Teen-Trepreneurs Succeeded And Left World Leaders Scratching Their Heads’ by Sabirul Islam and ‘The Rax Active Citizenship Toolkit’ by James Kelsey-Fry and Anita Dhillon, Scott Forbes is at the forefront of youth activism and social entrepreneurship on a global scale. Scott is the founder of Global Forum 40 (GF40), a “for youth, by youth” initiative, to create real, tangible and lasting social change in sexual health by bridging local communities and traditions, empowering young people to become leaders in their communities and in society, and developing believers into leaders in their own right. Scott is an alumnus of the British Council’s ‘Global Changemakers’ programme, a talented and innovative community of 600 young activists, volunteers and social entrepreneurs at the forefront of running innovative projects in their communities, shaping policy, and speaking truth to power. Scott has been praised for his work with international institutions and leading decision makers in sexual and reproductive health. Through GF40, Scott has spoken at numerous conferences and events around the world including; the Clinton Global Initiative, the 17th Conference of Commonwealth Education Ministers in Malaysia, the EU Open Health Forum, WeFree Day, and most recently at the World Economic Forum on the Middle East and North Africa. Scott holds a number of advisory positions with international and national youth organisations such as; the British Youth Council, the World Economic Forum’s NewMe Smoke Free Initiative and as part of the London (2012) Organising Committee for Olympic and Paralympic Games Youth Advisory Panel. He is Board Chair of Does HIV Look Like Me? International and has also been a guest lecturer at HULT International Business School, London. A social media guru, able to create, launch and optimise campaigns in the digital space to effect positive change in the real world, Scott currently works for the Jamie Oliver Food Foundation helping to deploy international awareness-building campaigns. He is also a regular blogger for the Huffington Post. In his spare time, Scott enjoys keeping up to date on youth issues and nurturing and growing his extensive network of activists, social changemakers and leaders around the world.