What motivates me to attend the Future Diplomat Forum 2027?

I have always seen myself as a future diplomat, & one day I hope to be an international diplomat in Geneva, & across the world, representing Guatemala & the United States as examples of peace & progress, as well as environmental awareness & a future perspective. I'm hoping that by joining this forum, & being sponsored to do so, I will be propelled forward in my journey through non-profit work & philanthropy as I prepare for my graduate studies & fund future projects with my non-profit organization to promote World Peace & accessible resource distribution around the world. I would not only like to interact with my peers who are also closely paying attention to the issues at hand & the solutions available, but I would also like to meet & interact with the leaders of today's humanitarian efforts & global leadership. I see myself as a future diplomat, if not an unofficial one now, & I would like to continue my education as much as possible while I pursue a degree in non-profit management, & while I am in the process of founding my own 501c3, that is dedicated to project fundraising & development for the benefit of charities tackling the world's biggest issues. What motivates me to participate in the Future Diplomats Forum is my faith in myself to make a difference, & the compassion that I have for humanity. That compassion is something that I have lived with & practiced on a daily basis all my life. I would like to bring that to an International forum using the platform that I've developed over the last two decades. Because not only do I know that I am a future diplomat, but I have believed since as young as I can remember that I can make a difference in the world if only I knew how. If I followed the right examples, continue to read & study current events, & continued my education in the sciences, liberal arts, & social studies, politics may never have been something of an ambition for me, however, as I have learned how the world works, I hope to be able to represent the people & our needs to the best of my ability to those who can make change, not only in the hopes of making change, but also providing the funds to make that change happen through dedicated research, statistical analysis, & reliable networking. It is my hope that I will not only be able to make a name for myself, but by joining forums like this & meeting the world leaders & future leaders in humanitarian studies & global affairs, I will be able to meet the names of so many others who are currently striving to do the same - to make a difference in the world. As I have said before, I believe that little by little and step by step, we can be the change that we wish to see, & that is my dream for the 2020s. It was an honor to have a party of 50 people pledge to this on Christmas of 2019, the year I founded my non-profit organization & startup; EarthThreads International. I joined the University of Houston Downtown in the hopes of pursuing this goal, & this scholarship is that hope.

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