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Inspirational speakers for youth forum

Hamilton News
16 Jun, 2012 12:00 AM2 mins to read

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The leader of Christchurch's Student Army and a young Hamilton woman who helps Iraqi children rebuild their lives are the keynote speakers for Hamilton's FYI Youth Forum.

The third annual FYI (For Youth Involvement) Youth Forum is at the Wintec Hub on June 27, and is part of National Leadership Week 2012.

The event is supported by the Ministry of Youth Development.

Councillor Margaret Forsyth, who works closely with Hamilton Youth Council, says speakers Assil Russell (Recognyz Youth Awards 2011 Supreme Winner) and Sam Johnson (left), who was the Young New Zealander of the Year and leader of the Christchurch Student Army, will offer views on leadership and discuss their various projects.

"Assil and Sam are inspirational young people. Through their work they've demonstrated the skills and intellect leaders must display, and it's great to have them back in the city to speak to their generation," Cr Forsyth says.

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Hamilton Youth Council chair Logan Reynolds says the youth forum is open to anyone aged between 15 and 25, and will include the popular Great Debate.

"It is a fantastic opportunity for young Hamiltonians to learn about different types of leadership, be engaged with council and have fun.

"I'm also looking forward to locking horns again with Cr Forsyth, Mayor Julie Hardaker and Deputy Mayor Gordon Chesterman in the Great Debate."

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To register, contact Hannah Banks on 838 6665 or at hannah.banks@hcc.govt.nz.

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