How One 21-Year-Old is Championing Change for Hazara Refugees
At just 21 years old, Mohammad Azeem Ibrahimi is reshaping lives and breaking barriers for Hazara refugees in Australia. From fleeing the Taliban’s threats in Afghanistan to winning the Volunteer of the Year Award in Melbourne, Mohammad’s journey is one of resilience, compassion, and dedication. Now, as a Community Outreach Specialist with Global Talent Pathway, he continues to support newly arrived migrants, helping them build better lives in their new home.
Mr. Morris K Mukasa
Mr. Morris Mukasa is a distinguished advocate and humanitarian whose work in crisis management, conflict resolution, and refugee support spans multiple continents. As an advisory board member at Global Talent Pathway and co-founder of CCPE Worldwide, he has transformed the lives of vulnerable refugees through the acclaimed Kwetu Project, which harnesses the healing power of music and creative arts. Recognized with awards such as the 2024 African Australian Community Service Award, Morris continues to champion social justice and empower marginalized communities.