Professor Dawn Freshwater, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Auckland, has been named the 2024 ICSO International Goodwill Ambassador for her contributions to environmental protection and sustainable development. She has led initiatives such as the Asia-Pacific Centre for Refugee Studies and the “Green Campus Initiative,” promoting sustainability through education and global collaboration.
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ICSO — Walking the Path of Kindness| Wang Naixin: Responding with Action, Bringing Hope to the Ocean’s Future
ICSO Wang Naixin, a Finance and Economics student at the University of Cambridge, has actively participated in marine conservation through the ICSO’s Blue Heart initiative, organizing cleanups and raising awareness about ocean pollution. Her efforts mobilized over 200 volunteers and emphasized the importance of collective action in protecting our oceans, earning her the title of “Ocean Conservation Pioneer.”
Exclusive Interview with ICSO Global Goodwill Ambassador: Flint Hill School Student, Jiaxin Song
Jiaxin Song, named the 2024 ICSO Global Goodwill Ambassador, is recognized for her contributions to global philanthropy and public service. She initiated community projects aiding the elderly and underprivileged students, and led refugee support efforts. Committed to education and global collaboration, she utilizes technology for impactful philanthropy, inspiring youth engagement in humanitarian efforts.
Interview with ICSO International Public Welfare Ambassador: Zhang Jingning, High School Student from a Chinese International School
Zhang Jingning has been named the 2024 ICSO International Public Welfare Ambassador for his leadership in promoting global social good through his nonprofit, Global Youth for Change. His initiatives focus on education, environmental protection, and support for marginalized communities, exemplifying youth’s crucial role in driving social transformation and improving lives worldwide.
ICSO — Walking the Path of Kindness| Ran Min: Let Us Protect Our Green Treasures with Real Action
Ran Min, a volunteer with ICSO UK, passionately engaged in the “Affection for Spring” project focused on endangered plant conservation. She dedicated over 400 hours to research, data collection, and public awareness, resulting in impactful articles and contributions to fieldwork. Her efforts earned her recognition and strengthened her commitment to ecological protection.
ICSO — Walking the Path of Kindness｜Ran Min: Let Us Take Action to Protect Our Green Treasures
Ran Min, a volunteer with ICSO UK Division, dedicated over 400 hours to the “Love of All Things Spring” project, focusing on plant conservation. She edited articles and engaged in sample collection, facing challenges that deepened her commitment to environmental protection. Her efforts earned her several awards, including the Outstanding Environmental Contribution Award.
ICSO — Walking the Path of Kindness｜Gao Xiang: Let’s Raise a Green Umbrella for Mother Earth Together!
Gao Xiang, a dedicated ICSO volunteer from the National University of Singapore, has made significant contributions to environmental protection through initiatives like the “Affection for All Green” project. His efforts in educating students about tree conservation, actively participating in tree planting, and promoting environmental awareness in the community earned him the “Environmental Protection Pioneer” award.
ICSO — Walking the Path of Kindness 2024 | Ningran Yu: Living with a Sense of Responsibility and Striving to Do Something Meaningful for the World!
Ningran Yu, an ICSO outstanding volunteer, led a campaign promoting low-carbon living by researching sustainable practices and creating engaging content. She showcased real-life applications of eco-friendly habits through videos, promoting public engagement. Ningran’s dedication emphasized that small, collective actions can significantly contribute to a greener future, inspiring widespread commitment to sustainability.
ICSO — Walking the Path of Kindness | Wang Yuran: Volunteering Is a Lifelong Commitment of Faith!
Wang Yuran, a dedicated volunteer with ICSO, emerged as a beacon of hope during the COVID-19 pandemic, serving tirelessly in various relief efforts. Her selfless actions, including contact tracing and supplying vulnerable communities, reflect her deep empathy and commitment to public welfare, embodying the spirit of responsibility and resilience among youth.
ICSO — Walking the Path of Kindness | Wang Can: Illuminating the Childhood of Children in Mountainous Areas with Love
Wang Can, a Volunteer from ICSO·CN, has actively participated in various charitable initiatives aimed at poverty alleviation and education. His experiences, including visiting elderly residents and teaching children in remote areas, have deepened his understanding of kindness and the importance of community support, ultimately earning him recognition and admission to Cambridge University.