Resolution Project

On #GivingTuesday, we have a lot to celebrate! Our community has grown into something powerful: a movement of 40,000 young leaders whose work has touched over 19.6 million lives across nearly 100 countries. We’ve learned that real impact comes through connection, collaboration, and sustainable solutions. Your partnership today doesn't just support young leaders—it fuels a profound shift in how we create change. To support a generation of socially-responsible young leaders, donate at: bit.ly/EOYcampaign24.

First, congratulations to our incredible nine Team Resolution runners who completed this year's NYC marathon! Your dedication and support mean the world to us. Join Team Resolution for the 2025 United Airlines NYC Half on March 16! Since 2013, our runners have participated in marathons, triathlons, and Tough Mudders to support our mission. Runners must meet a $1,000 fundraising minimum plus NYRR registration fee. You'll receive fundraising support and training guidance from experienced marathoners. Interested? Fill out our form: https://bit.ly/414qiqY

IN THE NEWS: Thank you to ImpactAlpha, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, NextBillion, and Causeartist for spotlighting our $2 million pledge to Enactus, which will aid our joint mission of educating, supporting, and inspiring young people to change the world through business. As youth leadership and social entrepreneurship organizations, Resolution and Enactus will continue to tackle the world's most pressing challenges, all while increasing our capacity to mentor and empower the young leaders of today. Click or swipe through the press hits below to learn more.

Exciting moment for Resolution Project, Enactus, and Enactus United States—we just reached the huge milestone of 500K followers across our social media channels! Thank you all for supporting the work of our Resolution Fellows, Enactus students, and young leaders around the world. We look forward to sharing more of their stories with you.

Last night was an incredibly successful 10th annual Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine Young Leaders Now Award Dinner! The event, held at The Prince George Ballroom, brought together changemakers, philanthropists, and industry leaders to honor outstanding young innovators and their impact on pressing global issues. The gala also highlighted our recent integration with Enactus Global, a strategic move that has created one of the largest global nonprofits focused on youth leadership and social entrepreneurship. The combined organization now serves over 40,000 young social entrepreneurs annually across nearly 100 countries! More about the event and about Resolution and Enactus's support for young leaders coming soon! Photo Credit: Patricia Koo

Sinnah Lamin's mission is to continue addressing health inequities, reaching women and girls in remote areas. As the founder of Caring for Girls, Sinnah has impacted the lives of over 3,000 women and girls in Sierra Leone by providing vital reproductive health education and services, empowering them to make informed decisions about their health. Sinnah is currently a student of International Health and Tropical Medicine at the University of Oxford. Additionally, she has gained significant experience with international organizations. As a Princeton in Africa Fellow at the International Rescue Committee, she supports program development. She has also worked with UNICEF on an early childhood education initiative in Rwanda, Doctors Without Borders on a menstrual health project in Cameroon, and helped scale digital health solutions with a healthcare startup in Nigeria. Please join us in giving a warm welcome to the Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine Young Leaders Now Award Dinner Featured Fellow Speaker: Sinnah Lamin!

The Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine Young Leaders Now Award Dinner honors outstanding changemakers who understand the value and importance of letting young people lead. We are proud to announce the four honorees we will be celebrating at the 2024 YLN Awards on October 23rd in NYC! ⭐️ Claire Coder is the Founder and CEO of Aunt Flow, who's mission is to make the world better for people with periods, stocking public bathrooms with freely accessible tampons and pads. She is this year's Young Leaders Now Awardee for her work as a young entrepreneur serving as an inspiration and role model for Resolution Fellows worldwide. ⭐️ The Champions Circle Award is presented to outstanding changemakers who have assisted young leaders and emerging innovators, either personally or through their organizations, thereby generating a sustainable, positive social impact. This year's honoree, Mary Culler is president of Ford Philanthropy, overseeing the company’s philanthropic investments through community partnerships and programming in more than 40 countries. ⭐️ The Founders' Award For Extraordinary Service is presented to dedicated longtime members of our community who helped shape Resolution Project into what it is today. Tia F. Chapman is the Deputy Director for External Affairs at The Frick Collection and a member of the Resolution Project Advisory Board. Dr. Tanya Friedman, or Dr. “T” as she is better known, is a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice, focusing on the treatment of children, adults, and families and has served as a board member at Resolution Project. You can join us at the 2024 edition of the Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine YLN Awards by purchasing a ticket at the 🔗link in the comments🔗

Join us at the 2024 Geraldine Acuña-Sunshine Young Leaders Now Award Dinner to meet Fellows, gather with worldwide industry leaders, and honor outstanding change-makers who understand the value and importance of letting young people lead! Get your tickets to the event at the 🔗link in the comments🔗

Please allow us to introduce to you the fifth cohort of our Fellow Council: ☆ Christian Castro, Venture: Préndelo! Panamá, based in Panama 🇵🇦 ☆ Ewura Ama Jenkins, Venture: Booksville, based in Ghana 🇬🇭 ☆ Radhika Joshi, Venture: The Second Chance Project, based in India 🇮🇳 ☆ Anand Macherla, Venture: Refugee Film Festival, based in the USA 🇺🇸 ☆ Pumla Maswanganyi, Venture: Nimble Fingers Project, based in South Africa 🇿🇦 ☆ Ambrose Onapa, Venture: TAL Youth Uganda, based in Uganda 🇺🇬 ☆ Tvisha Shah, Venture; Maarg, based in India 🇮🇳 ☆ Francisco Torres, Venture: LUCHA, based in Colombia 🇨🇴 This diverse cohort represents four continents and will enhance the Fellow community experience through regional support and relevant programming! To read more about the new cohort visit the 🔗link in the comments🔗

Resolution Project is hiring a Communications and Marketing Coordinator! This individual should be an exceptionally organized, detail-oriented, proactive, curious, and creative individual who will work across departments and organizations to advance and support all internal and external communications and marketing efforts. If you know someone who would be a good fit or would like to apply, visit our application link! https://lnkd.in/eJfRKZMe