In PeacePlayers wetalked about genderequality. And what I'm doing, I'meradicating the barrier of genderfor most people who also grow upin households and communitieswhere they're taught that mencan and women can't. So doingthat. I am an example to the youngones in my family as well as thecommunity. So they really lookup to me and they want to changetheir lives around andFOCUS ONTHEIR DREAMSand make them come true.”-NomaNoma, PeacePlayers alumni from South Afr icaA lot of people tend to believethat their background oreverything they've been through,determines their future. I've always beena person who wants to prove that that isnot true. We are chasing our career.WE ARE CHASINGOUR DREAMS.I haven't got my degree yet, but alreadyit has such an effect. Because I'm astrong believer that your story has thepower to help someone else's story. Soif I'm constantly sharing my story andI'm constantly pushing for my dream,someone else is going to see that andsomeone else is going to look up to meand be like, I want to be like her.”-ParisPar is, PeacePlayers alumni from South Afr ica
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