After going through hundreds of entries, these are the chosen few that will speak at the summit in Johannesburg. Those chosen have all made outstanding contributions to their respective fields. Find out more about them by exploring their profiles here. Education
Carlos Aravena, Chile
Erik Caldwell, USA
Mohamed Camara, Nigeria
Idris Barzani, Kurdistan, Iraq
Miganoush Magarian, Germany
Bintou Soumarou, Mali Global Business
João Paulo Escobar & Andrea Mendoza Quitanar, Mexico
Adam Gagen, Hong Kong & Nicola McCarthy UK
Saurabh Madaan, India
Monde Nkosi, South Africa
Patricia Pretell, Peru
David Russo, USA Human Rights
Mohammad Almunaikh, Kuwait
Amanda Dufresne, USA
Ilwad Elman, Somalia
Sally Hasler, Hong Kong
Kaierouann Imarah Radix, Guyana
Emily Revess, UK Leadership & Government
Maysara Al Arabeed, Palestine
Pradiip Alvarez & Liz Alarcon, Venezuela
Ahmad Alhindawi, Jordan
Ashish Damle, India
Ionanna Fotopoulou, Greece
Daniella Segal, Israel
Riley Wyman, USA Sustainable Development
Mandisa Dlamini & Shavaye Govender, South Africa
Mak Dukan, Croatia & Firdavs Kabilov, Uzbekistan
Marielle Filit, USA
Mohd Lokman, Malaysia
Matthew Kenny, New Zealand & Sarah Page, Australia
Josh Nesbit, USA Youth Unemployment
James Eder, UK
Adelard Kakunze, Burundi
Jeremy Lamri, France
Luis Alberto Lopez, Mexico
Rukayat Olamide, Nigeria
Yiwen Wu, China
– By One Young World
