Remember Global Youth Visions Project?

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I was fixing some old stuff in my study room when I came across an old directory of the Global youth Visions Project. It was a long time ago and this youth camp was during my second year high school. I saw old familiar names and the rest I can no longer even remember their faces. But anyway, whoever is familiar with the following names and persons, tell them to communicate with me.

Adoline "Dol" Balajadia of Escalante City
Analyn Bello of Sagay
Freya Anne Castro of EB Magalona
Romeo Bernardo Combite of Bata, Bacolod
Rhea Delarmente of Bacolod
Ian Cezar Diosanta of Bacolod
Christine Escalona of Bacolod
Eleoneo Española of Bacolod
Salvador Ian Flores of San Carlos
Theresa Galido of Mansilingan Bacolod
Willie Gamboa of Silay
Armin Gustilo of Bacolod
Loreto Jamon of Tanjay
Remrose Jumawa of Silay
Lovelle Lagaña of Talisay
Jean Libongcogon of New Escalante
Christine Linazan of EB Magalona
Rhineheart Lopez of San Carlos
Aimee Maquino of Bacolod
Sarian Armi Melocoton of Pontevedra
Liezi Mohametano of Hinigaran
Renato Monsale of Bago
Carl "Cacks" Moral of Bacolod
Lerry Moreño of Bacolod
Thelmo Navarra of Bago
Shiela May Ordaniel of Bacolod
Mae Ann Patalita of Valladolid
Rolando Peroy of Bacolod
Micheal Piñosa of Sagay
Abuel "Dodong" Roquinaza of Bacolod
Faithful Rosia of Hinigaran
Gemma Sarona of Bacolod
Chrismarie Ruth Tecson of Bacolod
Guillermo Tejida III of Bago City
Kris Tizon of Bacolod
Alberto Vargas of Tanjay
Maria Celeste Vidal of Kabankalan
Ma. Corazon Rizzah Villarino of San Carlos City

GYVP has led me to attend the year after the World Futures Studies Conference in Brisbane, Australia.

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