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Change-agent.

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Erik de Ridder is an undergraduate student of civil engineering and economics at the University of Cape Town.

He firmly believes the pursuit of happiness, bound to the deepening of democracy, the proliferation of broader and substantive social justice, equality, and realization of peace and the fair rule of law, rooted in the principles of Ubuntu, to be the broader aspirational and categorical, pursuit of his generation.

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Matt de la Hey

Abednigo is a second year pharmacy student from the UWC School of Pharmacy. During his university career, he has participated in programs through the UWC Office of Student Development and is currently a Peer Facilitator. His passion for service leadership has been a constant virtue and dictates his project involvement. He was one of few high school students to be on the People to People Ambassadors Program from 2007 through to 2009 which was Founded by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. He is also a graduate of the Spirit of the Youth leadership program, under the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS). He aspires to be a Health-economist/Pharmacoeconomist and an agent/ advocate for Human development in South Africa.

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Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh is the son of a black father and a white mother. He is in his final year of undergraduate study majoring in philosophy, politics and economics at the University of Cape Town. In 2009, as a second year student, he was elected president of the Students' Representative Council (SRC) where he served until November 2010. He is an ambassador of the One Young World Summit, a rapper and the founder of a youth leadership training company called Grow2Lead.

He is currently Interning in the office of Congressman Donald Payne on Capitol Hill.

I am a final year law student from the University of the Western Cape. I am firmly vested in the belief of applying the law to achieve the humanitarian and social justice goal in South African. My focus and interests are on issues of legal aid, juvenile justice and family law. The servant leadership ideology of this program allows me to aspire to reach my full potential in my community projects and future endeavours.

My name is Tess Nolizwe Peacock and I am presently in my final year of my postgraduate Bachelor of Laws degree at the University of Cape Town. I am a young activist with a strong commitment to building and contributing to a prosperous and united nation. I have a great sense of being rooted in Africa and acknowledge that whilst the struggle against Apartheid is over, every generation has a new struggle. Our struggle is fighting for a non-racial and non-sexist society where socio-economic rights and access to justice are not mere luxuries for the wealthy in this country.

I believe in the potential of the Constitution as a transformative document to change our society marred by such a grotesque racially polarised past. I also have a meaningful understanding and great empathy for the plight of so many poor and marginalised communities in South Africa. The empowering nature of the law is such that I feel that the legal community, law students and practitioners need to give back to society, be contributing members of their communities and want to improve the lives of fellow South Africans.

Crystal is a sceptical law student. She grew up in Fish Hoek, Cape Town and attends an Afrikaans University, much to her frequent frustration. Her favourite activities include walking in the mountains, facilitating controversial conversations and answering questions in class. Crystal wants to live in West Africa.

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