I am proud that I was a Middle school Global Citizenship ambassador throughout my whole time in Middle School. Its 5 strands – Service, Sustainability, Intercultural Understanding, Diversity, and Social Justice – all speak into my heart. We all have a part to play, because we are all a citizen of, not just our country, but also the world. Let’s use our voice and our actions to make our world a more cohesive and harmonized place.
Promoting Diversity at school
This is a movie night I led at school with help from a few fellow Global Citizenship ambassadors. I choose the movie “Hidden Figures” because it is an epitome of promoting Diversity, Intercultural understanding, and Gender equality. The event was a huge success! I learnt a lot through leading communications and promotion to the students. Isn’t my poster cool?
GC Leadership
I am currently a Global Citizenship prefect, where I coordinate larger GC events like Social Justice week and Earth week. During Social Justice week, my team and I conducted a Social Justice art competition where we invited students to portray their perceptions of Social Justice through paintings and quick art.
Along with being a GC prefect, I am also president of the Interact service club (the high school version of the worldwide service network: Rotary). Recently, we have been collaborating with Italian interactors by making tutorial videos with them for a charity that supports children with Autism. Additionally, we had a trash cleanup session where both our clubs went out of school to contribute to each of our communities. You can find out more about how I care about the earth through this page: Being a Tree Hugger
Interviewing Guests from all over the world
I am interning as a leader of our school’s student media channel: DTV. Whenever a guest comes visit, I am eager to interview them. I enjoy listening to their unique stories and learn from how they are succeeding in their career.
For my first interview, I proposed to interview our guest speaker: prestigious environmentalist Celine Cousteau. Through my conversation with her, I truly realized that sustainability does not have to be a career, but a way of living. This interview became the first DTV segment posted on the school’s official social media. You can check out my interview with Celine Cousteau via this link: https://www.instagram.com/dulwichpudong/reel/DCggI80JZhU/
Here is my interview with famous English poet: Mark Grist
Traveling
Being able to explore different parts of the world made me have intercultural understanding. I love getting to know people of diverse cultures and traditions. It always fascinates me when I get the chance to understand the life of a person from another side of the earth.
Exploring hunting with a ranger in Kenya
Enjoying the breeze at the top of the Swiss Alps
Admiring an amazing auditorium in an ancient city, Turkey
