武道から学んだこと――16歳で国際組織を率いるまで | ジェネヴィーヴ・トラン | TEDxSFUHS Youth

Women's Youth Writing Association（WYWA）の創設者兼エグゼクティブディレクターであるジェネヴィーヴ・トランが、武道で学んだ規律、失敗、粘り強さが、学生主体の国際組織を築き率いる上でどのような基盤となったかを語ります。WYWAは、ストーリーテリング、リーダーシップ、出版を通じて若い女性を支援しており、世界中の複数の高校の支部に80人以上のメンバーがいます。この講演は、独立して運営されたTEDxイベントで行われました。

• 武道から得た規律と粘り強さ
• 複数支部を持つ学生組織の設立と運営
• WYWAの13週間のメンターシッププログラムとポッドキャスト

Genevieve founded the Women’s Youth Writing Association as a teenager. She shares how the discipline, failure, and persistence she learned in martial arts became the foundation for building and leading a global organization. Genevieve Tran is the Founder and Executive Director of the Women’s Youth Writing Association (WYWA), a multi-chapter, student-led organization dedicated to empowering young women through storytelling, leadership, and publication. Under her leadership, WYWA has grown to 80+ members worldwide across multiple high school chapters and has raised over $21,000 through grants, publications, apparel, and community initiatives. The organization has launched a 13-week author mentorship program, a podcast, and published Unfiltered: A Sisterhood of Stories. WYWA made history at SFMOMA as one of the first youth-led organizations to host a booth in the museum’s White Box space. Through her work, Genevieve focuses on building strong leadership systems and creating spaces where young women can share their voices and make lasting impact. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx