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SPEAKERS
Welcome to our Speakers' Corner! Here, we bring together a diverse group of passionate speakers from a variety of fields. Each individual brings knowledge, experience, and unique perspectives to the event. Whether you arere seeking insights on innovation, leadership, or personal growth, our speakers are here to inspire, educate, and engage.
Browse through their profiles to discover the voices shaping the future of their respective domains!

Prisha Kanabar
Prisha Lalit Kanabar, a Grade 12 student at the International School of Tanganyika, has set out to investigate the Butterfly Effect in everyday life - specifically in Science, Medicine, and Service. Passionate about these causes, Prisha aims to integrate these topics into her future career and bring forward change, similar to a butterfly. She aims to challenge and inspire the audience to consider how the butterfly effect is prevalent in their everyday lives, and understand that small actions and changes can cause large, meaningful outcomes.
Sophie Klaits is dedicated to teaching and understanding different ideologies. She loves literature and plans to teach it one day. She plans on studying Sociology with a minor in Education at Barnard College next year. She wanted to highlight Iris Macias for being her biggest inspiration and by far her truest comrade. She hopes to capture the peace and love intrinsic to socialism and propel the fight for a better world.
Sophie Klaits

Louis Paka
Whether you're a chess novice or a seasoned player, Coach Louis K. Paaka has something to offer. He's a passionate chess instructor who believes in making learning an enjoyable adventure. Prepare to be entertained and enlightened as he shares his insights into the game of kings, unlocking the strategic thinker in each of us.
Bethany Duffield
Bethany Duffield, a Science teacher at the International School of Tanganyika, has lived and worked in East Africa for 15 years, focusing on health and education. She shares stories from her health crises as well as those of individuals she has encountered throughout her journey. Her goal is to challenge today's youth to embrace innovation and advocate for the fundamental principle that everyone deserves the right to healthcare.


Sylvester M.
Sylvester is a passionate tech enthusiast, writer, speaker, and aspiring diplomat with a strong interest in international development, policy analysis, and research. He is mainly interested in the workings of the United Nations, serves as a correspondent for the Commonwealth, and is a HundrED org Youth Ambassador. Sylvester also hosts the Commonwealth Youth Voices podcast, where he engages thought leaders and changemakers on pressing global issues.
Amaechi Nduka Agwu
Amaechi Nduka-Agwu is a registered counseling psychologist and solution-focused therapist, with a passion for making her field more neurodiversity-affirming, moving away from seeing differences as deficits. She spends a lot of her time helping people better understand and appreciate their uniquely-wired brains, so they can find strategies and tools that work for them, and not just for the neurotypical world they live in. Contrary to what some might think, as a therapist, she spends much more time discussing people’s hopes, strengths, and what’s already working for them than she does listening to problems. In her talk, she explores why it’s never too late to have a good day, regardless of what’s on the agenda, and the role self-talk can play in making that happen.
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