JCI World Congress Daily News - Vol. 4

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JCI World Congress

Daily News Day 4 of the 2015 JCI World Congress started off with a bang as delegates attended the JCI Morning Show for another fun filled morning. Special guest and UN Millennium Campaign Director Mitchell Toomey spoke to Morning Show attendees on the ways in which young active citizens can use the Global Goals for Sustainable Development to advocate for positive change throughout their local communities. Immediately following, JCI members continued the conversation with Toomey during the Advancing the Global Goals for Sustainable Development session where they discussed grassroots actions how they can initiate. JCI members received feedback on how they can be advocates of change for the next 15 years. During General Assembly II, Founder of the Rose of Sharon Foundation, Folorunsho Alakija opened the session with an empowering keynote encouraging everyone to collaborate to maximize impact. The night concluded as delegates gathered at Japan Night to celebrate another successful day with the rhythms and exciting culture of the Congress host country.

Collaborate. Collaborate for change. Collaborate for partnerships. Collaborate for impact. Collaborations enable us to “Just Act.� 7 NOVEMBER 2015. VOLUME 4.


Elect. JCI National Presidents and Chief Delegates gather at General Assembly II to elect the next set of JCI Officers who will begin to lead the organization into the next 100 years of impact in 2016. Â


Discover. JCI World Congress delegates discover Kanazawa at the Members Lounge by exploring delicious cuisine, learning how to fold origami and having fun at the samurai inspired photo booth.


Sustain. Delegates participate in discussions and interactive sessions to develop sustainable solutions to the needs determined by JCI members advancing the 17 Global Goals for Sustainable Development.


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