Miss. Avani Awasthee tells us how we can make this world a better place with just one percent. She inspires by telling us her itinerary into modelling. She talks about our fight towards climate change, and how we can do our part, no matter how big or small, to make a difference.
She is the youngest Indian to have been to the Antarctic on the ‘International Antarctic Expedition’, once at the age of 18 and then at the age of 21 as a mentor. She was a student ambassador for TETRA TALK for the year 2012 after which she started an initiative called ‘Recycle Army’ at the age of 14. In 2019, she was awarded the Karmveer chakra by the government of India in association with the United Nations. She is Miss Tourism Metropolitan India 2019 and has middles for several fashion brands and magazines and featured in an MG Hector digital advertisement. She currently works with students, teachers and corporates from across the globe about climate change and how to curb it.
Avani shows us that age really is just a number, and if you have the conviction to make a difference, you can persevere. Avani Awasthee is the youngest Indian to have been to the Antarctic on the ‘International Antarctic Expedition’, once at the age of 18 and then at the age of 21 as a mentor. She was a student ambassador for TETRA TALK for the year 2012 after which she started an initiative called ‘Recycle Army’ at the age of 14. In 2019, she was awarded the Karmveer chakra by the government of India in association with the United Nations. She is Miss Tourism Metropolitan India 2019 and has modelled for several fashion brands and magazines and featured in an MG Hector digital advertisement. She currently works with students, teachers and corporates from across the globe about climate change and how to curb it.
Avani shows us that age really is just a number, and if you have the conviction to make a difference, you can persevere. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx