Bryson Njau

Actively contribute to the Local and Regional Conferences of Youth (LCOY/RCOY) under YOUNGO.
Collaborate with youth networks, policymakers, and stakeholders to advance climate advocacy.
Support the planning, coordination, and execution of youth-led climate initiatives.

Participate in high-level dialogues on food security, climate change, and youth participation.
Contribute to policy discussions on Africa’s role in sustainable food systems.

Advocate for global education and sustainable youth development.
Engage in policy discussions and campaign initiatives for quality education access.
Collaborate with stakeholders to develop youth-led community solutions.

As a Global Youth Ambassador with Theirworld, I serve as a voice for young people across the world, advocating for access to inclusive, quality education and youth empowerment. My role involves engaging in global and local campaigns, amplifying grassroots solutions, and raising awareness on issues affecting marginalized communities especially those around education, equality, and opportunity.
Through this platform, I connect with a dynamic network of young leaders from over 100 countries, collaborate on global initiatives, and contribute to shaping youth-centered policy conversations. I leverage storytelling, community engagement, and policy advocacy to spotlight barriers and co-create change with like-minded changemakers.Being a GYA means I don’t just represent youthI mobilize them. I champion solutions, participate in knowledge-sharing, and contribute to Theirworld’s mission of unlocking the potential of every child through innovation, education, and equity.

Led efforts to secure funding and partnerships for leadership training programs.
Managed organizational finances, ensuring accountability and resource efficiency.
Coordinated youth-led initiatives focused on governance, leadership, and social impact.

Elected to represent students in forming the electoral college.
Contributed to a transparent and fair voting process for student governance.

As the project lead at Taifa Teule Leadership Experience in Thika, Kenya, I have had the privilege of spearheading transformative initiatives that align with our mission to empower young leaders and drive community development. My role has been hands-on, requiring a balance of strategic planning, execution, and leadership to ensure our projects deliver tangible impact.
One of the most fulfilling projects I led was at Thika Primary School, where we organized a leadership and mentorship program aimed at nurturing confidence and values among young learners. We engaged them in interactive workshops that focused on personal development, leadership skills, and environmental awareness. Seeing the students light up with new ideas and perspectives was a powerful reminder of the importance of grassroots initiatives.
I also played a key role in coordinating a tree-planting exercise in Thika, bringing together young people, community leaders, and stakeholders to address environmental conservation. My responsibility included mobilizing resources, coordinating logistics, and ensuring the event was impactful and well-received by the community.
Beyond these projects, I’ve worked tirelessly to establish partnerships with local organizations, ensuring we have the support and networks to sustain our work. I’ve led my team in brainstorming and executing innovative ideas, ensuring that each initiative not only meets immediate needs but also aligns with long-term sustainable goals.
Being in this role has taught me the importance of collaboration, resilience, and staying focused on the bigger picture. It’s not just about managing projects—it’s about inspiring change and making a difference, one initiative at a time.