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Joshua, a member of the world-renowned K-pop group Seventeen, is all set to make a significant impact as he delivers a speech at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris next week. As a youth goodwill ambassador of the organization, Joshua will be speaking on behalf of his group to inspire and uplift young people from around the globe.
This momentous occasion is part of the 'Going Together -- For Youth Creativity & Well-Being' program, a global youth initiative launched jointly by Seventeen and UNESCO. The program aims to empower young people to reach their full potential through music, arts, and sports.
Joshua's speech will be attended by UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany and will be livestreamed on the organization's official YouTube channel. This incredible opportunity not only highlights Joshua's dedication to inspiring others but also showcases the strong partnership between Seventeen and UNESCO.
As a testament to their commitment, Seventeen was appointed a youth goodwill ambassador for UNESCO in 2024. The group has also made significant contributions to various initiatives, including donating $1 million to establish a global youth fund. The fund supports projects aimed at strengthening youth confidence and resilience through music, arts, and sports, as well as fostering creative youth communities and promoting mental health.
Additionally, Seventeen has donated proceeds from a charity auction to mark the International Youth Day, demonstrating their unwavering support for young people worldwide.
The event will be a pivotal moment in the 'Going Together -- For Youth Creativity & Well-Being' program, and we can't wait to see Joshua's inspiring message resonate with young people from all over the world.
Seventeen's Joshua is set to deliver a powerful message of support to young people worldwide at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, as part of the 'Going Together -- For Youth Creativity & Well-Being' program.