Team Justice Revolution (learning from Martin Luther King Jr.)

There will be no existence if we cannot coexist.  History has taught us that violence begets violence sooner or later.  What to do if the lawmakers refuse to change?  What to do if the changes are not coming quickly enough for us?  Great peace activists in the past have encountered the same conundrum.  What lessons did they learn that we must learn for ourselves and put into practice in today’s world?  How can we do better?  

Since July 1, teens from across the world have come together to research the idea of coexistence. Each team was assigned a peace & change movement led by thought leaders for their case study.  The students have dove deep into international understanding for this important global goal. Their proposals on how we can apply these skills in today's world are ready for your vote in the People's Choice Award category.

Please click on the links below to see the team's research and ideas. Vote for your favorite team based on their proposals’ 1) creativity 2) feasibility and 3) potential impact by clicking on "like".   Be sure to leave a comment on why you like their proposal. The team that receives the most "likes" by Friday, August 30, 2024 at 11 AM UTC will win the People's Choice Award.  

Team Justice Revolution

Learning from Martin Luther King Jr. (USA)

Presentation Recording

Executive Summary

• Ana Vitória Serfaty,

  The British School of Rio de Janeiro,

  Brazil

• Arnav Ghai,

  Strawberry Fields High School,

  India

• Mukarram Jameel,

  Glen Waverley Secondary College,

  Sri Lanka/Australia

• CHEN, TZU-YU,

  Taipei Private Tsai Hsing High School,

  Taiwan (ROC) - noncontributing member

Click on "like" to vote for Team Justice Revolution. Join us in the next Buddies Without Borders Online Forum for a chance to stand on the world stage and make a global connection no matter where you are.