Even a Small Donation to WYA can Make a Big Impact on More Young People
“In the famous ‘Pink Flyer’ that was the birth of WYA, one of the main concerns was issues related to education and development. If all countries get this education foundation right, we will raise a generation of youth who stand up for truth.” – Hannah Moturi, PINK FLYER GIVING SOCIETY MEMBER Hannah Moturi (Kenya) first […]
Don’t Wait to Become Millionaire to Start Giving to WYA
“Stand up in solidarity for what is right and your giving will count for a lifetime.” – Dannis Ogola, PINK FLYER GIVING SOCIETY MEMBER It was a search for an organization that changed lives for the better that led Dannis Ogola (Kenya) to WYA. With an interest in public policy, Dannis believes person-centered ideologies shape […]
Seeking an education that changes lives: The importance of the Human Dignity Curriculum
Education is extremely relevant for the progress of society, so it is worth paying attention to notice how school institutions have dealt with the process of education for children and teenagers. In the last decades, there has been an intense debate regarding the seeking for a holistic education that values different knowledge, so as not […]
Love as the Goal of Human Life
[su_tabs active=”2″][su_tab title=”English”] Christmas and New Year’s Eve are just around the corner, so we can celebrate at home with the ones we love. It is a time to share as a family and express acts of love to our relatives or friends. However, many families for various circumstances can not share together, some have […]
Two Ethical Visions to Perceive Dignity
[su_tabs active=”2″][su_tab title=”English”] Consequentialism and deontology are two opposing views within contemporary ethical debates. On the one hand, consequentialism refers to the fact that the morality of an action is judged through the effects it may have. Specifically, if I steal from a rich person to distribute among the poor, stealing would be good because […]
Ecuador, an Example to Follow
[su_tabs active=”2″][su_tab title=”English”] Afghanistan has suffered for a long time, but in recent months its situation has worsened. This is due to the withdrawal of U.S. troops and the taking of hostages by terrorist groups. For this reason, Afghans have been forced to leave their country searching for a more prosperous future. Obviously, the […]
WYALA introduces the National University of the East Chapter
The World Youth Alliance values the commitment of its members to advocate for human dignity. Opening a new chapter in your own region is significant since they will achieve WYA’s objectives more precisely. The WYALA is growing day after day, and we are grateful to announce the new chapter at the National University of the […]
Am I afraid to tell the truth?
[su_tabs active=”2″][su_tab title=”English”] Many of us have been in situations in which we have not communicated what we think for fear of what others will say or looking bad. We have lost conversations on issues important to humanity with friends, colleagues, family, etc. But have you ever looked at the impact of your thoughts and […]
The Problem with Cultural Decentralization
[su_tabs active=”2″][su_tab title=”English”] When we talk about culture, our history arises in our subconscious, the distinctive, spiritual and material, intellectual and affective traits that characterize us. However, it happens when not everyone has access to culture, when various policies and programs delay the democratization of culture, strengthening social walls, those that isolate vulnerable social groups, […]
WYALA Welcomes Third Batch of Interns for 2021
The World Youth Alliance Latin America (WYALA) commits to promote the best for the human person by setting up programs on Advocacy, Education and Culture. WYALA continues to grow constantly, that is one of the reasons the internship program is successful. For the third period of 2021, we introduce the new interns from Ecuador, Colombia […]
