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\nby CYC 2015 Team
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CYC Organiser and Participants with Dara Ang Representatives<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/p>\n

On 22-26 June, we launched our first ever Compass Youth Leadership Camp (CYC) at the lush and green campus of Traidhos Three-Generations Community for Learning in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Based on the foundations of systems thinking and sustainability, the camp is specially designed by youth for youth with goals to help them to be powerful and effective change makers in their schools and communities.<\/p>\n

Fifteen passionate youth participants from seven different countries – Vietnam, Thailand, US, Philippines, Japan, Indonesia, China – participated in the six-day camp. They worked really hard and had a great time learning about sustainability, systems thinking and how to apply to community service and development, along with learning how to facilitate training others using the Compass and Systems Thinking tools. Some of the participants were awarded full or partial scholarship through a thorough selection process. The funds for these scholarships were raised through our crowd funding Indiegogo campaign in March.<\/p>\n

This year camp was facilitated by Jason Fresnedi, a Senior School student from International School Manila (ISM).\u00a0Jason has been actively using the Sustainability Compass and Systems\u00a0Thinking tools through various programs and events, such as GINila 2014 and 2015<\/a>, at his school\u00a0over the past 2 years, which is why he was chosen as the Lead camp student facilitator.\u00a0He did an amazing, amazing job of taking up the challenge and excelling in every way.<\/p>\n

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Compass cards sort activity<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The highlight of the CYC week was the community investigation using the\u00a0Sustainability Compass and the subsequent development of the students\u2019 community\u00a0sustainability Action Plans, which they presented to the community representatives on\u00a0the final day of the camp.\u00a0The group spent one full day, an overnight (which campfire and cultural exchange) and morning session in the hill tribe community of Dara Ang.\u00a0They also did a service project with the local school, painting all the schools\u00a0student desks and chairs in bright colors, and redesigning and organising the school\u2019s\u00a0small library along with donating many new and easy to read books for the library.<\/p>\n

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CYC activity at Dara Ang hill tribe community<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

On the final day of the camp, six representatives from the Dara Ang\u00a0community came down from the mountain to listen to our young change agents\u2019\u00a0presentations and their recommendations strengthening the resiliency and\u00a0sustainability of their communities.\u00a0They came up with three sustainability action plans, all of which are\u00a0very quite feasible for the Dara Ang community. The proposals for action and\u00a0recommendations were well received by the community representatives and our\u00a0students did a really great job of thinking through each project.<\/p>\n

We are really proud of the achievements by the participants, and very much looking forward to the next CYC in 2016!
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