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December 7, 2020

The GLS Inspires Me to Advocate for Vulnerable Youth

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Tori Hope Petersen
Tori Hope Petersen
Foster Youth Advocate & Former Foster Youth
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Beloved Initiative
The GLS Inspires Me to Advocate for Vulnerable Youth

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The Global Leadership Summit reminded me that God gave me a story to tell, and that not telling it would be a waste. Since 2019 I’ve been privileged to be a part of Danielle Strickland and Krish Kandiah’s ministries. Both of these leaders were speakers during the first GLS I attended.

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Together we have advocated for vulnerable youth and foster youth. And since I was once in the foster care system myself, I’ve spoken at different events since The Global Leadership Summit 2019. The most powerful speaking engagement that meant the most to me occurred in the juvenile detention center I once resided in myself. It was a small get together, but I could see God working—the kids asked questions and it felt like many of them came to these “aha” moments that their lives didn’t have to end up where they were at and I have The Global Leadership Summit to thank for that.

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