Vincentian lawyer, activist, writer, and NGO leader Jeshua Bardoo has been chosen among a group of the top 22 global leaders for the McCain Institute’s highly prestigious McCain Global Leaders Program.
The McCain Global Leaders Program supports character-driven leaders from around the world who embody Senator John McCain’s legacy of serving a cause greater than oneself.
Bardoo was one of the 22 selected to participate in the programme from among over 2,000 applications globally,
“I am humbled to represent St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Equal Rights, Access and Opportunities SVG Inc. throughout this journey,” Bardoo said.
“I am eager to dive into the McCain Global Leaders Curriculum, learn more about the legacy of US Senator John McCain, develop my leadership skillset, and meet with some of the world’s most renowned practitioners, activists, journalists, political leaders, military members, and entrepreneurs who are leading the way in the fight for democracy and human rights”.
Structured as a 12-month fellowship and immersive learning experience, each cohort will include a diverse group of leaders from around the world who are working “in the arena” to advance democracy, human rights, and freedom.
The programme is designed to advance each Leader’s personal and professional leadership journey and impact by providing training, resources, and access to highly relevant regional and global networks with the goal of preparing today’s leaders to meet tomorrow’s challenges.
In response to the growing threat that democracy, human rights, and freedom are under around the world, the 2024 McCain Global Leaders Cohort will focus on defending democracy.
We congratulate on this journey, however, like other special interests group you are there as an advocacy for St Vincent. It is never an opportunity to push your gay agenda on the rest of us Jeshua Bardo. Once you understand that we are good to go.
Congrats Joshua. Every man got the right to decide his own destiny.