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Leah Black

| Youth Mentor Coach |
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Topic: Youth Awake, Aware and Arise to Lead

With a panel of aspiring young leaders, Leah Black a Youth Worker and Coach will explore the hope of Generation Z and discuss how the youth of today are awake to the challenges and opportunities in our societies and are aware of their shared purpose to compassionately lead and make positive global impact. We will look at the possibilities and potential of young people to arise to this joint responsibility. We’ll share ideas and suggestions for skills, support, guidance and the resources youth may require to become empowered, inspiring leaders of tomorrow to achieve their utopia for a better future for everyone and the world we live in. Please join us to start making the hope of Generation Z a reality.

Topic: ‘What’s Love Got to do with it?’

This session will reflect on how all of us can create a positive impact in the communities we serve through compassion, connection and inspiration. Awake and Arise to a deeper self-awareness and connection with ourselves, each other, the environment and the universe. We will reflect on the role of education in achieving deeper self-awareness and connection, and the power of love and compassion to energize our endeavors.

Leah is a Level 7 JNC qualified youth and community practitioner, dedicated to inspiring and empowering the next generations. Leah’s been working with young people, 11-25+ years old, for 15 years in the UK, as well as in Ecuador, Zambia, Kenya and Uganda. Her passion lies in youth mentoring, coaching and training to help young people find their potential and gain the confidence to achieve. Leah has worked in the charitable, local authority and education sectors and has gained a lot of experience working with young people in a variety of roles and locations. She is also the founder of The Youth Mentor Coach. Her approach to youth work combines coaching, mentoring, peer support and non-formal education. She has also supervised many students on placements and delivered group peer supervision for staff that worked with under 18s.

Leah now travels across the world with her work, both physically and online, to help develop young people and youth leaders. Having faced many challenges in her teen and younger years, Leah strongly believes that core life and social skills should be integrated into global mainstream education and youth work to help young people in their personal and professional development. She strives to prepare future generations to be the best they can be for themselves, for others and for the world; enabling young people to feel that they belong, can lead and be heard, succeed and thrive.




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