Viktoria Wulff-Andersen
“My family-time group, with individuals from Azerbaijan, India, China, and more, became my family the more we collaborated and laughed together. Our differing backgrounds exposed me to new cultures and perspectives. In one of the most influential lectures of my YYGS session - the lecture on right-wing populism - students from completely different countries banded together to criticize the mishandling of the pandemic and corruption within their distinct governments. I think that’s what made me realize that however diverse we are, the younger generation is united.