You're listening to the Happy Pod from One Young World.

Hello, I'm Holly Gibbs and for this week's Happy Pod from the BBC World Service we are in Montreal for the One Young World Summit.

We've met young world.

We've met young leaders and innovators

from more than 190 countries

who have gathered to confront the biggest challenges

facing humanity.

Despite the difficult themes discussed here in Canada,

the people we've met have shown so much optimism, hope and solutions for the future,

and we're going to share their inspiring stories with you.

When you see the way that we challenge things in Parliament,

they're just really different and it's definitely what I'm aligned to.

They're also using the knowledge they gain here

to make a real difference back home.

I already know that there was sustainable and biodegradable products around the globe, but I never had the chance to see this

products in Brazil.

There are so many young people from around the world that really care.

I'm not alone in what I'm doing and there's other young change makers who are on the same path and we all are

gonna we're gonna change this world and it's one step at a time.

First up in Montreal is Hannah Raffiti Maipi Clark. She became New Zealand's youngest

MP for more than 170 years when she was elected into Parliament last year and it wasn't just her age that

caught attention so did this During her inauguration, Hannah performed a ceremonial hacker, a traditional ritual of the Maori people. Her work has gathered global

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