Doing the inner work to do the outer work - Nora Wilhelm, collaboratio helvetica

What’s the hardest part about creating meaningful systemic change? Globally recognized youth leader Nora Wilhelm walks the talk in doing the inner work to do the outer work. -  THE IMPACT. Nora Wilhelm: Co-founded collaboratio helvetica, an initiative that catalyses systemic change towards the societal renewal of Switzerland Has a background in youth engagement and active citizenship, including with the European Youth Parliament as president for Switzerland, with the World Economic Forum as a Global Shaper, and with UNESCO as a Youth Catalyzer Was recognised for her outstanding achievements by various awards, the Swiss government, and spoke at events such as the Conference of Swiss Development Cooperation and TEDx Was the youngest participant of Presencing Institute Advanced Program on Ecosystem Leadership Is pursuing a Master’s degree in Political Science at the University of Bern, and holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Affairs at the University of St. Gallen Speaks English, French, German, and Spanish THE JOURNEY. In our conversation, we explore: From anger to action: being useful by starting close to home Working at different levels: local, national, international Inner work and outer work: asking the hard questions of the self, the organization, the system Seeing blind spots to see results: applying the inner work to listen better in the Gender Lab