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Final Zoom Meeting We asked the Conference's participants to share their impressions from the 18th International Youth Conference Kruševo. Here's what they said about it: Aleksandar Đurić, Serbia: It was great, great people. Best experience of my life! Thank you so much everyone for this amazing experience… Nicolò Passaro, Italy:  I've never attended this event before and it was a great experience. I've talked with professional, well-matured, and prepared people, with clear goals to achieve and a healthy environment open to different points of view. Yes, many of us have to proceed for a very long road yet, but I guess we have taken the best one. We hope our voice will become concrete and not just a voice. Iva Kljajević, Montenegro:  This conference was a wonderful and interesting experience. We had the opportunity to hear some of the influential people in Europe and learn something new. Participating in working groups was inspiring and thought-provoking. Thank you very

  We asked the Conference's participants to share their thoughts on the following question:  What do you think about digital events in this pandemic time (such as this conference, zoom parties, etc.), and do you miss offline events? Here's what they said about it: Nicolò Passaro, Italy:  Digital events have good and not so good challenge we'll have to pay attention in the next future: of course, the great opportunity to connect people inability to take part face to face in very high-expensive events and to establish an online course for less fortunate people; on the other hand, the risk is underestimated the importance of human contact and to banalize too much our problems in two hours meeting. Also, my worrying is a future abusing of these to avoid scholarship and fellowship for face to face meeting and being too "tokeinst" with people that would take advantage of travels and a direct knowledge of other's people reality. It's needed a well-balanced using

  2nd Day of the International Youth Conference included the following sessions and their speakers: SESSION III SESSION IV In this article, Bellspiration would like to present some of the participants of the 18th International Youth Conference. Enjoy these amazing young people :)  Morgan Janowicz, Poland:  Hello everyone, my name is Daria, but friends call me Morgan 🙂 I'm a human rights activist from Poland. I study IT in Poznań, Poland, and International Business in Turku, Finland. I'm a global ambassador of WomenTech. I'm also an active speaker and I'm involved in environmental activism. I'm involved in the Greens Party in Poland. I have experience as an organizer of conferences and international events. I'm a part of the student circle Vinci Square based in Poznań, Polland. I speak Polish, English, and German. I'm happy to have a conversation in any of those languages. In my free time, I enjoy reading about UX design and Inclusion&Diversity matters.

1st day of the International Youth Conference included the following sessions and their speakers: SESSION I   SESSION II We asked the Conference's participants to share their thoughts on the following question:  What do you think of how social distancing in this pandemic affects human development? Here's what they said about it: Muratcan Isıldak, Turkey :  The COVID-19 crisis has taught us one thing, it is that the relentless focus on hyper-efficiency and short-term gains of recent decades has given rise to a highly fragile global system. The time has come to build a more resilient world order, based on economic, generational, and international solidarity. Will the young, among whom the mortality rate is lower, make sacrifices to protect the old? And will people in rich countries accept resource transfers to poor countries? There were the questions we need to ask ourselves. Morgan Janowicz, Poland:  Social distancing is limiting humans interactions. Teenagers are not able to ex