Taking Responsibility: Are you a world citizen?

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While I grew up, there was one question I constantly asked myself – what exactly was the bigger plan I was supposed to be part of? I knew that the world is much like a puzzle, run by different forces, … Read More

Can mobility be a solution for youth unemployment?

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Youth unemployment is an issue in most parts of the world, often at higher rates than average unemployment. At the same time, employers are having difficulties filling their junior level positions. Education is failing to keep up with the development … Read More

Imprisoned by Illiteracy

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For me, reading is a vital part of life. However, for many people, illiteracy follows them into old age. Not once did the thought of it being real come to my mind, until I did an assessment with the NEUROPSI, a … Read More

Five Books Every Leader Should Read

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There are many tools that can help you develop your leadership skills, but when was the last time you considered reading a good book in order to improve these abilities? Besides bringing you benefits in terms of personal development, an … Read More

My Bold Step

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If you’re excited to read more of the amazing stories that resulted from the Top Writers Challenge, we’ve got just the thing for you! This time, read all about the experience of Ijeoma Agbugba, of AIESEC in Ibadan, Nigeria, during her … Read More

Oversimplifying or overcomplicating. What do you prefer?

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How do you summarize six years of experience in AIESEC into one blog post? You don’t. In my six years in AIESEC, I have traveled to 15 countries and interacted with people from 70+ nationalities. I’ve worked with six different teams … Read More

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