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Cover Feature Interview
with Vee Kativhu, a 23 year old YouTube visionary, education activist and founder of the initiative, Empowered by Vee. She uses her platform to share tips and advice to help underprivileged and underrepresented people from across the world recognise their own talent and potential.
Art & Arist Interview
with Rafik El Hariri, a Forbes 30 under 30 recognized Graphic Designer and an Illustrator. He first ventured off into Graphic Design before adding and pursuing his love for illustrations and image creation.
Emerging Empowerer
with Neha Shukla, a 17-year-old innovator and changemaker passionate about leveraging science and technology to create positive change in our communities. Working to solve real-world problems using STEM, she invented SixFeetApart a device to slow the spread of the COVID-19.
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The Cave Companion
By Richard Stephenson, 40
Imprisoned Mind
By Du Kha Han, 24
As Youth Magazine completed one year and was rebranded to Empower, we held a Flash Fiction contest and an Illustration Contest to celebrate this feat. We were pleased to receive an overwhelming amount of submissions and we are excited to announce you the two winning illustrations in the Illustration Contest: Richard Stephenson and Du Kha Han. As for the Flash Fiction Contest, we weren't able to declare any winners, because none of the submissions met the guidelines nor were upto the standard we were looking for. We'd like to thank all participants who took the time to write these stories and we extend our heartiest congratulations to the winners!
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"I was curious to know about Youth Magazine when I first came across their page. It was something that showcased the essence of strong youth. I always felt about doing my part as a young global citizen, and now after reading and contributing to this magazine, I have never felt this empowered and heard as a youth."
— Muskaan Pahwa