Stefan Fothe
Australia
I am German by origin, now living in Melbourne, Australia where I work as a Learning & Development Manager for a Consultancy firm.
I attended WYSE ILP in Japan and am eager to spread the word about this marvelous opportunity to learn about yourself, your approach to life as well as how to contribute to the world.
Sugandha Munshi
Patna, India
Presently I am working as a Gender Specialist in the International Rice Research Institute in India; working intensively with women farmers. In the last 8 years I have worked with government bodies and both national and international organizations in India, focusing on policy and sustainable change in gender rights.
In my day to day life, my learning from WYSE helps me to think more positively, make decisions, take action and grow as an individual. I am strongly passionate about WYSE because I have seen it give positive and reflective thought to young adults. I believe that WYSE has immense power to create powerful , sustainable change for humanity.
Tasneem Kakal
Mumbai, India
Tasneem Kakal is a student of Sociology - Economics at St. Xavier's College. She likes working with different projects which work towards social change. Her passion for community development was fuelled when she saw the influences of a capitalist framework in the Indian context. She has worked with her university's Social Service League for three years and ran an environment-focussed pilot project with them as well. She recognizes knowledge and believes that social change can only be brought about by changing 'ways of thinking'. She loves to travel, read, and is a Sociology enthusiast.
"WYSE has helped me build a community of like-minded individuals with who can ideate, and collaborate on projects in the social space on a global level."