PyeongChang YPA2021
PyeongChang Youth Peace Ambassadors (YPAs) are the 10 winners of Youth Peace Challenge (YPC) 2021 (7 individuals and 3 teams) who were appointed with a year-long mandate until the 4th PyeongChang Peace Forum (PPF) to be held on 22 to 24 February 2022.
The YPAs are honorary ambassadors with the mission to practice and promote the PyeongChang Peace Spirit in their own country and internationally as individuals and a group.
The YPAs are carrying out various activities as youth peacemakers i) to support the peacebuilding process on the Korean Peninsula, ii) promote the PyeongChang Peace Forum (PPF) and organize a session during the PPF, and iii) promote the Youth Peace Challenge (YPC) and serve as the member of the panel of judges for the YPC.
The YPAs are honorary ambassadors with the mission to practice and promote the PyeongChang Peace Spirit in their own country and internationally as individuals and a group.
The YPAs are carrying out various activities as youth peacemakers i) to support the peacebuilding process on the Korean Peninsula, ii) promote the PyeongChang Peace Forum (PPF) and organize a session during the PPF, and iii) promote the Youth Peace Challenge (YPC) and serve as the member of the panel of judges for the YPC.
List of 10 YPAs 2021
| Prize | Name (Team and individual) | Nationality |
|---|---|---|
| PyeongChang Youth Peace Prize | [Asia Pacific Youth Council] Tae Young Bae, Matthew Shen |
Canada |
| Shukurgeldi Myradov | Turkmenistan | |
| PyeongChang Youth SDGs Leadership Prize | [Among Youth] Seoyoung Lee, Jaeyeon Yoo, Chaeyun Kim |
South Korea |
| Chikita Edrini Marpaung | Indonesia | |
| PyeongChang Youth SDGs Partnership Prize | [Peace Warrior] Minkyung Ko, Daye Jang, Seohyeon Choi |
South Korea |
| Sanduni Dissanayake | Sri Lanka | |
| PyeongChang Youth SDGs Action Prize | Imani Luvanga | Tanzania |
| Seal Sean Loo | Malaysia | |
| Ishtiaq Hussain | Pakistan | |
| Chelsea Joy Serezo | Philippines | |
| Total | 15 (7 Individuals & 3 Teams) | |
