If you had a clean glass of water today, you should be grateful for being privileged. Let me tell you why. The starting point of my project journey was a mapping field excursion accompanied by my classmates and teachers in Konso, which lasted for eighteen days. From early on we faced severe hardships regarding the

“I am joining the ISA program with great expectations and responsibilities toward the successful implementation of my urban agriculture project. I have the mandate to actively participate during fellowship proceedings to share my professional, academic, and life experiences. I believe my stay in Hamburg will definitely assist me in building everlasting networks and cooperation with

“My participation in the International Sustainable Academy will strengthen the link between Gender and Social Work Education and a better place to strengthen my role as a gender advocate and social work educator in the global advocacy for women and gender issues.” Amelyn Laro (43 years) is a social worker, educator, international volunteer, researcher, and

“I’ve decided to join ISA because I believe that access to clean water is crucial for sustainable development. In order to foster a healthier environment and protect the climate, people need water to live better lives, support education, encourage gender equality, and lessen food shortages. All living organisms depend on water to survive, and it

“I am taking part in ISA because I believe that ISA is a bridge between the goals I want to achieve alongside the change the world needs to see and for me, the world means education.” Marwa Werghemmi from Tunisia is a teacher with over 3 years of professional experience and a master’s student in

“I participate in the ISA because I believe it will grant me the exposure to learn and contribute to achieving the goals 13 (Climate Action) and 15 (Life on Land) of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and UN decade for Ecosystem Restoration. Educating young people is and remains a vital tenet of climate action.”  Obimdike,

“I am taking part in ISA because I believe every human has the power to know their true potential and should be aware of their social responsibilities. As a changemaker, I want to empower more young Superheroes to become sustainable leaders for the future.” Manoj Chenthamarakshan is an author, educator, and entrepreneur from India. He

“Hunger is never seasonal,  so food production should not be seasonal”. Participating in the ISA program will be a springboard for me to have a global and broadened perspective on transforming and positively changing the food production system narrative, in order to increase agricultural productivity and facilitate sustained economic growth. I believe ISA is the

“It is a great delight for me to take part in ISA to bring about impactful and lasting changes in my community and beyond. This program would permit me to interact with multiple sectors of life to ensure sustainable development in low and middle-income countries, and the world at large.” Ayuketah Pearl Oben is a

“I believe in the vision of ISA and this is why the past 2 years I have been applying for it. For me, it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to raise my voice on transforming the international trade and shipping industry sustainably by promoting packaging recycling practices in Georgia and other developing countries after carefully researching