A Dream of a World Worth Living In
Ksenia Petrunova believes small daily acts, culture and youth work can make the world more attentive, caring and kind.
Stories found: 7

Ksenia Petrunova believes small daily acts, culture and youth work can make the world more attentive, caring and kind.

Moroccan medical student Yahya Lahrimi dreams of helping people through medicine, support and the everyday power of human attention.

About Polina’s dream of living in a world where taking care of one’s mental health is just as natural as taking care of one’s physical health, and where love doesn’t have to be earned. About kindness, personal boundaries, and families where people are accepted, listened to, and supported—because it is precisely these kinds of relationships that bring about great change.

The story of Mohammad Omar Faraque is about his dream of helping young people confidently find their place in the world, develop leadership skills, and build international connections. It’s about Bangladesh as a country of talented and ambitious young people—and about the future they can help shape together with the world.

Yulia's story about how to view travel not only through the eyes of a tourist, but also through the lives of the people who call these places home.

Victoria Timofeeva’s story about her dream of performing on a big stage.

Alexandra Timofeeva reflects on independent travel, a round-the-world expedition and the people who help her see familiar life from a new perspective.