How can we lead a purpose-filled life? Phoebe Omonira outlines the core components of identifying one’s purpose. She explains how empathy and self-reflection can help us use our purpose to make a difference. Phoebe Omonira works to raise awareness about Empathy and Community as the key to reducing inequality. She is the Director of Community and Nonprofit Partnerships at GenZ Girl Gang where she works to redefine sisterhood for a new generation. She is a sophomore at Southern Methodist University where she is double majoring in Human Rights and Nonprofit Organizations and Social Innovation with a minor in Sociology on the Pre-Law track. Her advocacy work is centered around creating Social Emotional Learning resources for kids and their grown-ups. She hopes to revolutionize the way kids learn soft skills in order to make a more equitable world for all. One of her most impactful experiences was as a Nobel Prize Summit 2021 Speaker & Facilitator, speaking on Empathy as a Global Responsibility. Her work stems from her personal experiences with her cultural identity, mental health, and wellness practices, as well as her belief in the power of empathy to create a more equitable world. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]
