Inspired Student Leadership: Morocco Edition
Download MP3Guiding Question:
- How might hosting a regional student leadership conference create opportunities for growth and collaboration for student leaders at your school?
Key Takeaways:
- Setting students up for leadership success
- Creating opportunities for students to get a glimpse into the real world through their leadership experiences
- Opportunities to inspire that go beyond just growth as a leader
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Episode Summary
On this episode of Empathy to Impact, host Scott Jamieson meets up with students Sylia, Shireen, Yasmine, Sarah, and Mohamed, high school student leaders from GWA in Morocco. These students were the hosts of the first regional Inspired Student Leadership Conference in Casablanca, Morocco. 75 students from 5 schools in Morocco came together to collaborate, develop new skills and grow as leaders in January 2026. The conference was designed to support student leaders to lead with purpose and impact. Join us to hear more about the conference experience directly from the students.
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