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24.01.2022 "There is a contradiction in leadership because the leader must keep the forces that lead his organisation together. But you cant do that unless you allow diss...ent, that any subject should be discussed from all angles and people should even be able to criticise the leader without fear or favour. Only in that case are you likely to keep your colleagues together." ~ Nelson Mandela during the closing session of the 50th National Conference of the ANC, North-West University, Mafikeng Campus, South Africa, 20 December 1997 #LivingTheLegacy #MadibaRemembered www.nelsonmandela.org www.mandeladay.com archive.nelsonmandela.org

22.01.2022 Another wonderful group graduation - well done to all!!

20.01.2022 Thank you for the opportunity to be part of the Australian Leadership project - it is an honour to be able to contribute some thoughts.

20.01.2022 The first joyful moment in University Scholars Leadership Symposium was seeing these two inspiring human beings. As soon as my eyes caught sight of them, I felt... a strong connection. The costume looked very familiar and I could sense belonging to them. I hope that in the near future we continue to work together for peace and prosperity in Afghanistan. So happy to have met the representatives from Afghanistan at the USLS. #RepresentingAfghanistan #USLS See more

19.01.2022 Fascinating! Future Voices's Rashidi Sumaili Joseph on Australian Leadership: Rashidi Sumaili Joseph: "In regional areas such as the Hume region, communities h...ave been struggling with a range of issues including bushfire, recycled water issues and drought. Currently 90% of the refugee community is unemployed. Their children risk early school leaving and long-term intergenerational unemployment. There is potential for young people to become disengaged and marginalised through loss of hope and disconnectedness. There are also reductions in the number of apprenticeships, retail trade positions, manufacturing positions and traineeships available in regions and this has also contributed to unemployment. It is evident that over the past decade, the area has seen a rapid decline in local infrastructure to support manufacturing. "Larger companies have looked overseas in an effort to obtain cheaper labour. The changing economic climate has made sustained success increasingly difficult for small business trying to break into the industry and facing an ever-diminishing range of opportunities. "Regional Australia has issues of depopulation, demographic decline, social economic participation challenges. On the other hand, the growing population has been an issue in Australian cities and creates many challenges. "Australians need charismatic leaders who have a long term vision for the country. Not leaders driven by personal ambition or motivated by lobbies or donors interests. Australians need leaders who can find the necessary compromise to bridge our differences, defend our social justice, protect our borders, support young people to close the unemployment gap and fight for our regions economic future. Understanding international and national trends and opportunities opens up innovative ideas and creative projects that can support our community, business, tourism, industry, and farming innovation, improved health services, better regional passenger rail, and infrastructure sharing with other regional areas in Australia. "The Shepparton Nelson Mandela Learning Centre Project developed by Future Voices is an example that should be supported by Australian leaders. This innovative concept seeks to enhance strategic engagement and develop future leaders in education, training, innovation, and social enterprise development. It will foster intercountry cultural and business exchanges for targeted youth, females, socially isolated people at risk, and those who are economically disadvantaged and/or educationally disadvantaged." http://australianleadership.blogspot.com.au//rashidi-sumai

18.01.2022 Hard to believe but a reality! This happened today. I spoke to an audience of more than 800 global leaders about my journey as a Hazara woman who has fought fo...r education tirelessly. The passion inside me to make a change is growing everyday and I have come to believe today that NOTHING IS EVER IMPOSSIBLE. Just wanted to thank each and everyone who has been supporting me through this journey.

17.01.2022 Elizabeth Capp - Head of Campus , Shepparton , Latrobe University shares her optimism with the Nelson Mandela Youth Leaders... https://youtu.be/clSB_4UTWXs via @YouTube Book in via this link now: https://centreforoptimism.com/The-third-Nelson-Mandela- #Shepparton, #Victoria #Australia

16.01.2022 Future Voices Inc. /Nelson Mandela Regional Learning Centre Project and Nelson Mandela Day commemoration team welcome Mr Sello Hatang the CEO of Nelson Mandela Foundation at Melbourne Museum.

15.01.2022 Since 2015 Future voices deliver a year -long leadership youth value building program consist of building hope and dreams, tools for success. Developed based on an Africa proverb that "it is important to teach people how to fish rather than to provide a fish to people. More to come "Ubuntu philosophy live" Thank for those who involved. #Shepparton ... #Australia See more

15.01.2022 Our Chairperson Dr Apollo and Project Manager had privileged to be able to meet with Director of dept of Foreign Affairs and Trade- Middle East and Africa Division, the New South Africa High commissioner, Kenya High commissioner, ambassador of Morocco and consular of Ivory coast(Cote D'ivoire) as well as others diplomats and governments representatives . It was an opportunity to celebrate South Africa 'Freedom Day' and to discuss the possibilities of straighten social inclusion and enhance higher levels of learning, knowledge sharing, and engagement strategies. We 're looking forward to seeing you at our Nelson Mandela Regional summit that will be held in July 2019 #Legacy

14.01.2022 Making the Difference!! Future Voices Inc is looking forward to welcome our Guest speaker Victor Perton at Future Voices - Building a New Generation Youth Leadership Graduation . He served as Senior Adviser in the Australia G20 Presidency supporting Australian Treasurer Joe Hockey's leadership of the Finance Track of G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors. He played an important engagement role in the Brisbane G20 Leaders Summit which then Australian Prime Minister... Abbott described as "the most important gathering Australia has ever hosted". Victor is a former Commissioner to the Americas building investment, trade, global supply chains & supporter networks. His life experience includes 18 years as a parliamentarian, practice as a barrister, mediator, arbitrator, businessman, board service and mentor in the public and private sectors. Victor is a compelling lecturer & motivational speaker on leadership, policy advocacy, governance, networking & social media. When: Thursday 7th September 2017 Time: 5.30 for 5.45pm 8.30pm Venue: Goulburn Ovens TAFE Harder Auditorium Address: 210 Fryers Street, Shepparton, 3262 With Mimmie Claudine Chi Watts Belma Malanda Jennifer Hippisley Wendy Lovell Dinny Adem Mathieu Ngunda Ebongi Liz Arcus Hussein Sumaili Ross McPherson Kenya HCommission Canberra Bricio Ebe Mike Fideli Mukasa Brothers Tony Benbow Wendy Buck Felix Asade Anna Sumaili Mandy Kesebonye See more

14.01.2022 Monga, Mukasa Brothers is one of our Future Voices alumni and we are very proud of his achievements. A true global ambassador for young people. We love you lots!!

14.01.2022 Future Voices Alumni and leader - Rahila Haidary LOL

12.01.2022 Larissa Falla General Manager of Ganbina - Agent of Change' support 2020 Nelson Mandela Youth Leadership Summit. The Third Nelson Mandela Youth #Leadership #Summit promises to be an exciting and engaging event for young and old alike on Tuesday 15 September 10 am (Australian East Coast time)!!. Book in via this link now: https://www.centreforoptimism.com/The-third-Nelson-Mandela- #Shepparton, #Victoria #Australia

11.01.2022 Rahila Haidary is one of our Future Voices alumni and we are very proud of her achievements. I remember that she said in one of our seminars that " we are told all the time that we need to aim lower, because we have broken schooling, poor english and our expectations are too high - see the quote on www.futurevoices.com.au Look at her now!! A great inspiration for young people anywhere!! #rashidisumaili

10.01.2022 Please join the 800 people collaborating to support positive and empathetic Australian Leadership through the LinkedIn Australian Leadership Group! https://www....linkedin.com/groups/7073421 Pleased to let you know we have grown to 800 dynamic members with vibrant and purposeful conversations on the contemporary stories and wisdom of Australian Leadership. Join at https://www.linkedin.com/groups/7073421

09.01.2022 Ken Murray lays out the case for all of us to join in on The Nelson Mandela Youth Leadership Summit! Find Out More and Book at https://www.centreforoptimism.com/The-third-Nelson-Mandela/

09.01.2022 Join us at the Nelson Mandela Youth Leadership Summit 2020 https://youtu.be/6AOMIIFfXTQ Tuesday 15 September 10 am (Australian East Coast time). Book in via this link https://www.centreforoptimism.com/The-third-Nelson-Mandela-

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08.01.2022 it's a 5-minute video from USA!!. The Third Nelson Mandela Youth Leadership Summit promises to be an exciting and engaging event for young and old alike on Tuesday 15 September 10 am (Australian East Coast time). https://www.centreforoptimism.com/The-third-Nelson-Mandela. #australia #Shepparton #Victoria https://www.youtube.com/watch

07.01.2022 The Third Nelson Mandela Youth Leadership Summit promises to be an exciting and engaging event for young and old alike on Tuesday 15 September 10 am (Australian East Coast time). Due to COVID-19 restrictions in the usual venue city of Shepparton, the event will be online and open to young and old alike globally. We'll have shorter speeches, break-outs for the participants to share their reflections, and sufficient time for Q&A and student replies. Book in via this link.https://www.centreforoptimism.com/The-third-Nelson-Mandela/ The web-page sets out a description - https://www.centreforoptimism.com/The-third-Nelson-Mandela-

06.01.2022 Your presence and support within this 2020 Nelson Mandela Youth Leadership Summit will be an opportunity to build stronger Australia- regional Victoria engagement and to celebrate Nelson Mandelas legacy, the values of humility and education defined by his actions of mutual social responsibility; mutual assistance; respect, empowering and trust of the others; sharing; unselfishness; self-reliance; love; peace; caring for the others, reconciliation; being generous, hospitable... See More https://www.youtube.com/watch

04.01.2022 There's leadership lesson to learn from our Future Voices CEO.

04.01.2022 https://www.linkedin.com//victorperton_youth-leadership-yo

02.01.2022 Future Voices Inc/ Nelson Mandela Learning Centre Australia in partnership with Gandhi Experiment has pleased to announce our upcoming 2nd Nelson Mandela Youth Leadership Summit - A conference in ethical leadership and commitment to positive change. Students will take part in forums that result in actionable goal setting. It will be an opportunity for our young people to learn to this innovative and inspirational forum that giving them an opportunity to add their voices an...d learn to lead. DATE: 18th/07/2019 PLACE: SHEPPARTON VIC AUSTRALIA Legacy

02.01.2022 Love it! Shepparton's Future Voices CEO Jennifer Hippisley on Australian Leadership: Victor Perton: Jennifer, what do you see as the unique qualities and featu...res of Australian leadership? Jennifer Hippisley: Good Australian leadership is complex, visionary, multifaceted, diverse, entrepreneurial, far reaching and brave. Not surprising, being based on a complex history. Aboriginal leadership has risen from the oppression of colonial invasion and the destruction of the oldest culture in the world. Our political system is inherited from our British colonial heritage and historical systems on the other side of the globe and from last century. Our multicultural society started on the goldfields with the Chinese workers but has grown through relocation of different ethnic groups post war times from the Boer War to present day conflicts, skilled migration programs and relocation in general. Australias concept of laid back larrikinism and having a go, one might argue, has grown from our convict heritage, bushranger stories, and the need to explore and settle in a harsh land in order to survive and prosper. Contemporary Australia is a melting pot of humanity that all coexist in one of the most attractive countries in the world. It is a great story of cultural unity and Australian leadership needs to embrace, value, promote and reflect that concept. While once we were seen as very far away from the rest of the world, today is different and we need to understand that we are in a global world now, with huge challenges to face and work together on... The uniqueness and features of good Australian leadership come from its historical base and a melting pot of characteristics that make it a relaxed and open style, inclusive, fair, strong and resilient, visionary, brave and persistent in the face of adversity. It is a style well placed to venture into the future world dynamic with confidence, diplomacy and creative solutions. Read the full interview at http://australianleadership.blogspot.com.au//jennifer-hipp

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