GENERATION HOPE

by Vincent Lyn, William A. Verdone, Malik Nadeem Abid (Introduction)

Overview

Generation Hope, a follow-up to Childhood Lost, shows the possibilities of a fairer, more balanced world for young people to strive toward. Of course, there are major challenges young people face now that generations past never dreamt possible. From their own thoughts, the authors now have tapped numerous young people to express their hopes, dreams, and aspirations for a future opposite to that written in their first book. Facing war, climate change, human rights atrocities, inflation and supply chain failures, the bravery and resilience of will in the face of such challenges is what truly marks the thoughts of the youth and young adults in this book. It refreshes the mind, and rightfully earns them the title of a generation of hope.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781737412335
Publisher:	We Can Save Children
Publication date:	06/12/2022
Pages:	370
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.88(d)

About the Author

Vincent Lyn is a martial artist, Hong Kong film star and Carnegie Hall musician.
His previous book, Childhood Lost, is heartbreaking account of his humanitarian search for solutions in a dangerous world.
He is the CEO/Founder at We Can Save Children, a non-profit organization whose mission is to rescue and recover trafficked, refugee, and orphaned children providing the access to education and an opportunity for a better future.
Editor-in-Chief at Wall Street News Agency. He was voted the “Top 100 Human Rights Defenders” by the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC), and recently appointed Deputy Ambassador of the same.

William A. Verdone is a retired public educator of the New York City public school system was also an educational advisor to the Helena Kaushik Women's College, Rajasthan, India, a subsidiary of the University of Rajasthan.
Currently, he is a board member of a regional symphony orchestra in NYC, Ensemble 212, and co-founder and Chairman of the Board of African Views Organization, a member of the Economic and Social Council at the United Nations.
He co-authored the pervious book,Childhood Lost with Vincent Lyn.