World Changers: Who Am I and How Can I Make a Difference?

Course Description

This mini-course invites students to explore the dynamic nature of identity—how it forms, evolves, and is shaped by society. Through debates, discussions, reflections, and presentations, participants will go beyond fixed categories to examine how societal forces influence who we are, while discovering their own agency to challenge these influences. Students will engage in critical thinking and self-reflection to identify areas for societal change, developing a social change project that envisions the impact on individual identities. By the end, they’ll gain skills in self-awareness, critical thinking, and social action, preparing them to make thoughtful contributions to the world around them.

Biography

I am a psychologist and a current master’s student in sociology, specializing in feminism and gender studies. My career has focused on working with people as agents of structural change, empowering them to recognize and harness their potential to impact the world positively. I bring experience guiding teams and organizations through transformative processes, always highlighting the power of individuals to drive meaningful change. I’m passionate about helping young people understand how their identities are shaped by society and, most importantly, how they can become active contributors to a better world.