World Trust Media is excited to announce an upcoming meeting with our CEO Shellie Robinson and Piya Ratna, the esteemed owner of the International Youth Society and an influential advocate for peace and youth empowerment globally. This meeting will take place in Kathmandu, Nepal, from April 8–10, 2025, where I will immerse myself in Piya’s rich cultural context while discussing our collaborative efforts to finalize a media, non-profit and for-profit partnership. Piya’s extensive connections with the United Nations and various government organizations underscore the significance of our collaboration, as we aim to provide vital support and aid to communities in need. Through our partnership, we aspire to foster safety, stability, and independence for youth and vulnerable populations worldwide.
As the founder of World Trust Media, I am committed to leveraging our platform to create a directory of international support and aid resources. Our website, www.worldtrustmedia.com, features a free basic care program that provides access to essential resources and services, promoting educational media designed to empower individuals. The integration of these resources into my social media platform, Chchat.me, allows us to reach a broader audience and ensure that information flows freely to those who need it most. Meeting with Piya Ratna not only benefits our organizations; it is a heartfelt commitment to fostering a collaborative environment where we can make a tangible difference in the lives of young people and communities around the globe virtually then on the ground person to person.
Makeup Change the World
Numbers say it all. Globally, progress in the wind sector continues to be strong with increasing annual installed capacity and growing investment in the sector. In 2015 alone, 63,013 megawatts of wind power capacity was installed globally an annual market growth of 22 percent. It is continuing its progress towards becoming a mainstream, competitive and reliable power source in both developing and mature markets. In fact, wind is becoming cheap enough in many places in the U.S.
- 1. Thomas Edison may have been behind the invention.
- 2. Edison worked alongside partners, both financial, to get his best inventions off the ground,
- 3. Battling challenging cost targets and the need to build.
- 4. Partnership with a supplier or original equipment manufacturer.
