Meet the New Group of Interns from WYA Latin America

by WYA Staff
June 10, 2021
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As proof that even the COVID-19 pandemic is not holding us back, the World Youth Alliance welcomes members from all over the world to the online internship program. On this occasion, WYA Latin America is pleased to introduce the new team of interns from Peru, and Colombia. The students are ready to take on the challenge of educating and promoting WYA’s mission, expanding their understanding and promotion of human dignity through project management and marketing tasks that they will develop from May to September online.

 

Meet Maria Fernanda!

Maria Fernanda Diaz, from the city of Lima, Peru, is 23 years old and studied business administration at the University of Piura. She is a fan of sports activities, especially the pediment. Her favorite activities include dancing, reading and clowning. Maria Fernanda is enthusiastic, has the ability to communicate in public and likes to work as a team, valuing the relationships she forge with others. Maria Fernanda is responsible and helpful.

“I seek to be part of organizations with a responsible mission and vision, where I can apply all my knowledge and grow with them”she declares. 

 

Meet Brigitte!

Brigitte Hidalgo Soriano comes from Trujillo in Peru, is a psychology student at the Antenor Orrego Private University of Trujillo. She was a Peruvian delegate on scholarship at The Youth Assembly 2020. She also participated in MCW Global 2020 Young Leaders Conference – Peru Virtual Edition. Brigitte is co-founder of Psychology and Coffee, an Instagram page created with the purpose of promoting mental health and providing a safe space in which people can express themselves. Currently, she is Director of Institutional Image and Marketing of United Peruvian Youth, a Peruvian organization of and for young leaders, aligned to the SDGs, as well as Certified Coach of the World Youth Alliance.

 

“As a future Psychologist, I am aware of the importance of valuing and treasuring every human being, showing respect and standing for everyone’s dignity. For this reason, I feel so proud to be part of WYA, of the youth that takes action to make this happen,” she declares.

 

Meet Nicolle!

Nicolle Sanchez was born in Lima, Peru, is a psychology student at the University of Piura.  Nicolle is passionate about helping others, therefore, she has done volunteer activities among which are her participation in TECHO, volunteering on  theology courses and has been part of the UNIVAS volunteer project. Nicolle enjoys reading novels, scientific papers on philosophy and theology, as well as watching scientific lectures.

Her goal as a professional is to use her knowledge of Psychology in working life, with the application of strategies, learning development, people governments and leadership, among others.

 

 

Meet Julia!

Julia Pinday Bautista was born in the city of Piura, Peru. She is a scholarship student of the Faculty of Humanities of the University of Piura. Her interests are art, culture, history and heritage, she is also a dancer of folk dances since she was a child, and has belonged to various artistic groups. Her interest in getting involved organizations with social purposes led her to belong to various volunteers as part of the areas of project management and logistics, she was also part of the team of leaders of the  #EducationTeam  in  “The Dignity Project”  by WYA Latin America; on the other hand, she is part of the digital marketing team in the student association “C’CULTURA”.

In its desire to deepen its knowledge and interest in human rights, it accepts new challenges enthusiastically and proactively; she is a member and certified coach of WYA Latin  America.

 

Meet Mateo!

Mateo Arévalo from Cundinamarca, Colombia is a university student of Digital Design,  is  19 years old, He is a young man passionate about design, technology and robotics, has participated in international competitions and is National Champion in VEX  Robotics. He enjoys communicating with people, is sociable and empathetic, and considers their differences and appreciates the diversity of knowledge, personalities and relationships that can be formed. It is also focused on teaching many young people in professional and vocational fields.

Mateo values each anecdote and learning lived with his friends and family, and is also interested in researching his ancestors. He currently likes to focus on helping others and leaving his mark on the world.

 

 

Published: June 10, 2021

To join the WYA Latin America internship, apply for the regional internship and be part of this wonderful team.

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