Youth Volunteering in NY: Creativity & Inclusion at Nexus Global Summit
The Youth Volunteering journey in New York kicks off with inspiring insights on inclusion and communication.
Turma do Jiló shares the initial experiences of the Youth Volunteering team in New York for the Nexus Global Summit. From arriving in the city to a revealing visit to the Pereira Del agency, the trip promises to be full of learning. The focus was on creativity, storytelling, and the representation of underrepresented groups.
Turma do Jiló, through its Youth Volunteering program, embarked on an inspiring journey to New York to participate in the Nexus Global Summit. This article highlights the first day in the city that never sleeps, filled with discoveries and learning experiences that reinforce the mission of Inclusive Education and Diversity.
Arrival in the Big Apple: The Start of an Adventure
The team departed from São Paulo on Tuesday night and landed bright and early on Wednesday in vibrant New York. The first step was to explore the city: they dropped off their luggage at the hotel, took the subway, and enjoyed a delicious lunch. New York's energy was already pulsating, preparing the group for the experiences to come.
Pereira Del: Creativity, Storytelling, and Voices That Matter
In the afternoon, the Youth Volunteering journey led them to a strategic visit to the marketing agency Pereira Del. There, the discussion revolved around crucial topics such as creativity, the art of storytelling, and the importance of public speaking.
Pereira Del stands out for its work focused on women and underrepresented audiences in general, with special attention to individuals over 40. The agency has the expertise to ensure these voices are heard and valued in the world of communication.
The Power of Inclusive Storytelling
This experience at Pereira Del directly resonates with Turma do Jiló's mission to promote Inclusive Education and Diversity. Understanding how to construct effective narratives and give visibility to groups that have historically had less representation is fundamental for a more just and welcoming society. The ability to communicate impactfully is a powerful tool for generating positive change.
The first day in New York was not just about getting to know a new city, but about absorbing knowledge that will strengthen the journey of Youth Volunteering and Turma do Jiló in building bridges for a future where no one is left behind.