Arham is a freshman at Northwestern University Qatar and she has an interest in public speaking and football. She has actively participated in various outreach events throughout her high school years. This year she started her own non-profit project and has organized 4 events until now, one of them being an Online MUN for a charity whose proceeds went to the "Together" program under EAA. She is extensively involved in MUN's and debates. All these opportunities have helped her develop leadership skills. Arham believes that in order to improve our lives we need to advocates our needs and interests and make our community better. She took part in the Generation Amazing Football festival in 2019 as a player and her team secured 2nd rank. This year, Arham is a youth advocate for Generation Amazing. Her aim as an advocate is to ensure that everyone feels a sense of safety, belonging, acceptance, and recognition, and promote a notion of inclusivity within our communities. She believes the Qatar Leadership Conference is an astonishing platform to empower the youth to enhance their leadership skills and provide exposure to different workshops to focus on different experiences. Through Introduction to Football for Good workshop, participants will learn to use football as a tool for development and building communities.

is a native New Yorker who has spent the past decade working to ensure rigor and equitable learning across varying curricula in secondary environments. Following a three year tenure as an English teacher for Qatar Leadership Academy, Javier relocated from Doha, Qatar, to Ahmed Ashraf is a year 11 student at Al-Khor International School, and has been firmly involved in MUN during the past four years. He has attended multiple MUN conferences as both a delegate and student officer, including THIMUNQ’20. During his short but immersed MUN career, Ahmed has changed from a shy and timid individual to a confident and outspoken leader. He has learnt to think critically, be courageous and take the opportunities presented to him. This year, he serves as the President of his school’s MUN program and aims to host an inspiring conference for youth. He has applied his knowledge and experience from MUN by becoming a member of the 2020 cohort of Youth Advocates for Generation Amazing. In this, Ahmed explores, along with motivated advocates around Qatar, the impact that sport can have on social change in a movement known as Football For Development (F4D)., South Korea where he serves as a Learning Specialist for Chadwick International. On campus, he supervises Kaleidoscope and The Black and Brown Student Union, affinity groups aimed at celebrating and supporting student diversity. He is excited to continue working with Kim Hogg and other community members locally and abroad to cultivate learning that is inclusive and enriching for all students.