Rotary|LPCUWC Peace Camp 2023

Rotary International District 3450 and Li Po Chun United World College of Hong Kong proudly present our third Peace Camp, a 2-day experience for secondary students to explore Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI).

We are excited to offer face-to-face participation for the first time. Some Zoom coverage is also provided for online participants. Join us to:

• Engage with distinguished speakers and international students (Zoom available)
• Participate in student-run activities, simulations and games
• Learn a cultural performance and be part of a unique diversity show!

Peace Camp 2023 will be conducted in English. This is a face-to-face event with partial online coverage (only speaker sharings available on Zoom). Lunch is included on both days. All secondary students are welcome. For in-person participants, certificates will be awarded upon completion.

Activities (face-to-face only)

• Get to know other participants through engaging ice-breakers.
• Experience key issues relating to DEI with role-playing simulations and games.
• Reflect on what we can each do better to celebrate diversity, achieve true equity, and further inclusivity.

Performances (face-to-face only)

• Take up a cultural performance.
• Showcase what you learn to other participants and guests.
• Be part of your very own Diversity Show.

Also featuring (Zoom available):

New Dellily (1 April 2023 | 10:45-11:45am)

YouTuber

Pranali Gupta (Lily) began her YouTube career as New Dellily in November 2019, aiming to raise awareness about Indian culture in Hong Kong with bilingual content (Cantonese & English). Despite being born and brought up in Hong Kong, Lily loves and cherishes India. Incorporating her abundant cheerfulness and sense of humor in her videos, she strives to shed more light on common stereotypes and misconceptions about India and its people. After being selected as one of eight YouTubers to be featured in the YouTube Creator Spotlight in 2020, she collaborated with various companies, each time incorporating some aspects of Indian culture into her content. She has worked with Disneyland, Red Cross, Body Shop, Universal Music, Pomato, and also done a few ViuTV web episodes. More recently, she played a role in an Indian-style movie made in Hong Kong - My Indian Boyfriend, which was released in May 2021. Going forward, Lily hopes to use this momentum to continue sharing about the rich history and colorful background of India.

Check out Lily's YouTube channel here!

Ah Leng & Gigi Tsang (1 April 2023 | 10:45-11:45am)

Barista & Owner, My Little Coffee

Ah Leng (胡學靚)

Born in Chongqing, Ah Leng lost her hearing as a baby. In 2016 she began working at My Little Coffee and was trained as a barista. In 2018 she won the Home Brew Coffee Master competition, becoming the first award-winning barista with hearing impairments in Hong Kong.

Gigi Tsang (曾穎芝)

Gigi runs the small business My Little Coffee, which sells coffee and related products. She strongly believes in providing opportunities for skills & career development to individuals with special needs or disabilities.

Josephine Leung (1 April 2023 | 10:45-11:45am)

Executive Director, The HUB Youth & Children Centre

Josephine has over 20 years of fundraising, marketing/PR and management experience in the commercial sector as well as NGOs across Hong Kong and China. She is currently the Executive Director of The HUB Hong Kong, a registered charity in Sham Shui Po that provides education and empowerment programs for disadvantaged children and their families.

Josephine is passionate about helping make a difference in our community, especially reducing poverty by empowering underprivileged children and youth with future skills to build social mobility. She helps NGOs develop impactful programs that can transform children's lives and establish sustainable funding models.

Dr. Rizwan Ullah (1 April 2023 | 2:00-3:00pm)

Vice Principal & Director of Student Welfare, Law Ting Pong Secondary School

Dr. Rizwan Ullah was born and raised in Hong Kong and holds a PhD from the University of Hong Kong. He has extensive experience in teaching and addressing the educational needs of non-ethnic Chinese students in Hong Kong. He is a dedicated contributor to academia and regularly gives motivational talks. In recognition of his efforts, Dr. Ullah has been awarded a Medal of Honor for his contributions to Youth Development in Hong Kong. He also serves on various high-level government boards, such as the Equal Opportunities Commission and the Youth Development Commission.

Devi Novianti (1 April 2023 | 2:00-3:00pm)

Equal Opportunities Officer, Equal Opportunities Commission

Devi Novianti is an Officer at the Equal Opportunities Commission, with more than twenty years of experience promoting social justice for marginalized communities in Hong Kong through training, events, and public speaking. She has a master's degree in Human Rights from Hong Kong University and is a qualified coach under International Coaching Federation.

Before joining the EOC, she led the Christian Action's Domestic Helpers and Migrant Workers Programme, as well as the Chungking Mansions Service Centre for refugees and asylum seekers. In 2006, she received a Commendation from the Chief Executive of Hong Kong SAR for her work serving the city's ethnic minority communities.

Devi is passionate about diversity, equity, and inclusion, as she genuinely believes that we should not leave anyone behind if we wish to create a just society.

Kit Choi & Curtis Lam (2 April 2023 | 10:15-11:15am)

Programme Officer & Research Analyst, Peace Generation

Peace Generation is a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting a culture of sustainable peace in Hong Kong. They deliver training on conflict transformation for schools, organise intensive foundation courses on peace to university students, and hold public activities to strengthen community dialogue and resilience.

Follow them on Instagram and check out their website!