Siddharth Satish - High School Student Helps Represent Youth and Americans at the World Humanitarian Forum Aside the UN General Assembly
Siddharth Satish, high school junior from New Jersey attends a UN Event.
West Windsor, NJ, October 01, 2020 --(PR.com)-- While most high school students were up and attending online classes, high school junior, Siddharth Satish was helping represent both the US and the 1.8 billion youth across the world at the World Humanitarian Forum. This event conducted in tandem with the UN General Assembly boasted attendees from 130 countries and Siddharth was selected as one of seven people in the world to sit on a panel about empowering youth for the future. Of the seven people on the panel Siddharth was the only member under the age of 18.
Apart from representing his country and demographic, Siddharth was also representing his two non-profit initiatives and one larger organization: Rememoirs, PEP magazine and Ariel Foundation International.
His fiscally sponsored non profit organization, Rememoirs is helping redefine healthcare by caring for the elderly with alzheimers and dementia and by increasing education about the same. So far this group has 54 chapters world wide, with 500+ members and has impacted 10,000 people.
His second non profit initiative is the Politics, Economics and Philosophy (PEP) magazine. As a pioneer of equity in education he felt that he had the responsibility to increase awareness of political, economic and philosophical concepts amongst youth, so he began this magazine. The magazine is not gender normative which serves to boost female and gender fluid representation in the field; and the images are racially diverse - which means that more and more children of color can see themselves in the magazine. Over 100,000 people have read his magazine and he has over 600 people working with him.
Ariel Foundation International named Siddharth a global changemaker and an ambassador to the United Nations. When asked what his feelings were about the event he responded by saying: “I am very grateful to have been given the opportunity to represent my work and all the teen activists and entrepreneurs in the world who did not have a chance to be on stage.”
Apart from representing his country and demographic, Siddharth was also representing his two non-profit initiatives and one larger organization: Rememoirs, PEP magazine and Ariel Foundation International.
His fiscally sponsored non profit organization, Rememoirs is helping redefine healthcare by caring for the elderly with alzheimers and dementia and by increasing education about the same. So far this group has 54 chapters world wide, with 500+ members and has impacted 10,000 people.
His second non profit initiative is the Politics, Economics and Philosophy (PEP) magazine. As a pioneer of equity in education he felt that he had the responsibility to increase awareness of political, economic and philosophical concepts amongst youth, so he began this magazine. The magazine is not gender normative which serves to boost female and gender fluid representation in the field; and the images are racially diverse - which means that more and more children of color can see themselves in the magazine. Over 100,000 people have read his magazine and he has over 600 people working with him.
Ariel Foundation International named Siddharth a global changemaker and an ambassador to the United Nations. When asked what his feelings were about the event he responded by saying: “I am very grateful to have been given the opportunity to represent my work and all the teen activists and entrepreneurs in the world who did not have a chance to be on stage.”
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Rememoirs and PEP magazine
Siddharth Satish
732-476-8535
rememoirs.org
Siddharth Satish
732-476-8535
rememoirs.org
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