Johnmiller
| Age: |
28 years |
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| Sex: |
Male |
| Location: |
Dominican Republic |
| Hometown: |
Haiti, El Seibo |
| Member since: |
July 20, 2008 |
| Last login: |
27 days before |
About
John Miller Beauvoir was born on December 16, 1981. He has a Bachelor degree in International Relations (Diplomacy) at the ANDC (Diplomatic and Consular National Academy) from October 2002 to 2006. John is a current member of the Academy of Political Science (APS) located in New York. That publisher provides him with Quarterlies, essays and books on International Affairs and domestic Issues of the United States of America. He is a passionate reader of documents related to Sociology, Diplomacy and Politics. He is currently member of the American Political Science Association (APSA).
In 2003, The Haiti Foreign Ministry called on the competence of John to serve as Protocol Officer during the events of the celebration of the bicentennial of the independence in 2004.
He has the current position of Assistant National Coordinator of the Political Party Strengthening Program conducted by NDI. Mr. Beauvoir participated in many international seminars on Leadership in Washington DC and in the Latin American Countries.
AS the Founder of a youth group nemed CRED, he received the YouthActionNet award in 2007 for his dedication to youth social entrepreneurship. He won the prize of the “best paper” delivered by FAES, a Spanish think- tank that organizes Vistors Program
John lectures at many seminars on civic education and the necessity for broader youth involvement in socio-political affairs. John publiahed a book entitled “ L’Avenue qui mène à l’Avenir” ( The pathway towards the Future). His work is reported on haiti’s media as well as global networks like CNN and the New York Times.
Mission
By acting locally and thinking globally, i will tackle the problems that we face (as a very interconnected world). I believe that civic participation is key to community development. It allows people to see past their narrow interests and contribute to the larger human community.
I will do my best as an individual not to harm the environment, the human species, and my country. But I will also be a vocal supporter of human dignity and youth-led initiatives to change the world. I did that at the Annual Youth Assembly at The United Nations last year.
