“You are the hope of the world, and you have a great responsibility.”
- Dr. Javiela Tejada, Northern Regional Coordinator of the National Blood Center
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ASEZ Forum Held in Dominican Republic, Sharing the Value of Leadership and Service Through the Experiences of Women Leaders
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On April 12, the “ASEZ Forum: Inspiring Women” was held at Girasol Hall in the Santiago Botanical Garden in the Dominican Republic. The forum was organized to encourage university students to reflect on leadership, sense of purpose, self-development, and social responsibility through the lives and experiences of women leaders active in various fields, and to grow into youth leaders who serve for a better society. |
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ASEZ Delivers Youth Voices for a Sustainable Future at the ECOSOC Youth Forum 2026
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ASEZ participated in the ECOSOC Youth Forum 2026, held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, U.S. from April 14 to 16. The forum was organized under the theme “Innovate, Unite and Transform: Youth Shaping the Road to 2030,” and served as a platform to discuss the roles and actionable steps youth can take toward achieving the Sustainable Development Agenda 2030 and the SDGs. The ECOSOC Youth Forum is one of the UN’s flagship youth policy platforms, where young people engage directly with member states, UN agencies, civil society, and the private sector to exchange ideas for a sustainable future.
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JES University Hosts ASEZ Crime Prevention Seminar to Combat Online Fraud and Foster Community Awareness
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On February 18, 2026, ASEZ held a Crime Prevention Seminar at Jogeshwari Education Society (JES) University, located in Jogeshwari, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. The event was organized to help university students develop a clearer awareness of the criminal risks present in everyday life and to empower them to become active contributors to a safer campus environment. The seminar was conducted in partnership with the Jogeshwari Police Station as part of ASEZ’s crime prevention initiative, the RCT (Reduce Crime Together) Project. Approximately 100 participants attended, including ASEZ members, JES University students, faculty and staff, police officials, and local community members, all coming together to discuss the importance of crime prevention and practical ways to put it into action.
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Using Data to Drive Change |
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Unprecedented heat waves and rising sea levels are being recorded across the globe. The climate crisis has become an undeniable reality that no one can dismiss. Addressing this challenge at its root requires a scientific approach—and data is the essential tool that transforms what once felt like a vague, distant threat into concrete, objective numbers. Collecting and analyzing environmental information provides a powerful basis for identifying the sources of pollution. Only when we ground our responses in precise figures, rather than vague assumptions, can we develop truly effective solutions. In other words, data does more than document the past; it serves as a standard that helps determine the direction we should take in the future. |
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