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DESCRIPTION:MES presents: Yemen in CrisisBushra Mutahar Al-HuthiMs.\nAl-Hut
 hi is a\nchild rights activist and a senior project officer at the child r
 ights sector\nof the Yemeni Non-Governmental Organization\, SOUL for Devel
 opment. Since 2013\, Bushra has\nbeen working closely with the Yemeni Poli
 ce Academy and the Ministry of\nInterior to implement activities that prom
 ote child protection within the\npolice forces and grant Yemeni children b
 etter access to justice. She is also\nSOUL’s representative at UNICEF’s ch
 ild protection sub cluster and Manara\nNetwork for Child Rights. Ms. Al-Hu
 thi has\na Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology from University Uta
 ra\nMalaysia.&nbsp\; Bushra is\nalso an alumna of both YES (Kennedy-Lugar 
 Youth Exchange and Study) and Global\nVillage for Future leaders of Busine
 ss and Industry.&nbsp\;Mohammad Ali Al-ShamiMr.\nAl-Shami is a\nYemeni you
 th activist and a project coordinator for Saferworld.\nSince 2010\, he has
  focused on empowering youth to play an active role in Yemen\nreform polic
 ies\, conducting workshops in Sana’a\, Hodiedah\, and\nAden to engage yout
 h with the reform plan and give advice to policy\nmakers.&nbsp\; He also c
 reated the largest advocacy youth group that tackles\npublic policy issues
  and organizes meetings between activists and policymakers\nfrom Sana’a to
  Berlin and Brussels.&nbsp\; Mr. Al-Shami has\nconducted debates for youth
  on national and international television to voice\ntheir opinions on Fede
 ralism\, political inclusion\, the role of local councils\nand NGOs in pur
 suit of greater political transparency\, and youth empowerment.\nOver the 
 years\, he has trained over 200 young activists from across the\ncountry\,
  and organized more than 10 advocacy campaigns focused on political\nparti
 cipation for youth and women.Sponsored by the Middle Eastern Studies and E
 xecutive Educatin Programs at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public
  Affairs and the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs  
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SUMMARY:MES presents: Yemen in Crisis
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p></p><p><b>MES presents: Yemen in Crisis</b>
 </p><p><i>Bushra Mutahar Al-Huthi</i></p><p>Ms.\nAl-Huthi is a\nchild righ
 ts activist and a senior project officer at the child rights sector\nof th
 e Yemeni Non-Governmental Organization\, SOUL for Development. Since 2013\
 , Bushra has\nbeen working closely with the Yemeni Police Academy and the 
 Ministry of\nInterior to implement activities that promote child protectio
 n within the\npolice forces and grant Yemeni children better access to jus
 tice. She is also\nSOUL’s representative at UNICEF’s child protection sub 
 cluster and Manara\nNetwork for Child Rights. Ms. Al-Huthi has\na Bachelor
 ’s Degree in Information Technology from University Utara\nMalaysia.&nbsp\
 ; Bushra is\nalso an alumna of both YES (Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and 
 Study) and Global\nVillage for Future leaders of Business and Industry.&nb
 sp\;</p><p><i>Mohammad Ali Al-Shami</i></p><p>Mr.\nAl-Shami is a\nYemeni y
 outh activist and a project coordinator for Saferworld.\nSince 2010\, he h
 as focused on empowering youth to play an active role in Yemen\nreform pol
 icies\, conducting workshops in Sana’a\, Hodiedah\, and\nAden to engage yo
 uth with the reform plan and give advice to policy\nmakers.&nbsp\; He also
  created the largest advocacy youth group that tackles\npublic policy issu
 es and organizes meetings between activists and policymakers\nfrom Sana’a 
 to Berlin and Brussels.&nbsp\; Mr. Al-Shami has\nconducted debates for you
 th on national and international television to voice\ntheir opinions on Fe
 deralism\, political inclusion\, the role of local councils\nand NGOs in p
 ursuit of greater political transparency\, and youth empowerment.\nOver th
 e years\, he has trained over 200 young activists from across the\ncountry
 \, and organized more than 10 advocacy campaigns focused on political\npar
 ticipation for youth and women.</p><p><b><i>Sponsored by the Middle Easter
 n Studies and Executive Educatin Programs at the Maxwell School of Citizen
 ship and Public Affairs and the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs</i></
 b></p><p> </p><p> </p><p></p>
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