Driving Policy with Grit and Strong Network
“If we want to advocate for policies, we need to understand the problem and context firsthand. This was something I learned as a Fellow—we often heard about inequality in theory, but living with ethnic groups and students at the school, I saw how marginalized people’s life experiences can be, and how unequal it can become.”
One of the many roles that “Non” – Jeta Jiranuntarat, a Teach For Thailand alumnus from cohort 7, holds is as the co-coordinator of the Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN), a network that advocates for climate change policies and youth participation.
