On 25 March, Daniel Lubetzky participated on behalf of the OneVoice Movement and PeaceWorks Foundation at the Opening Plenary session of the Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship. OV was blessed to have been selected last year as one of Skoll’s awardees. And this year the honor was no less significant as OV was the only awardee on the Opening Plenary - Daniel participated along with former President of Ireland and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Mary Robinson, a 30-year veteran in the fight against child labor, and Ray Suarez, the PBS and NPR Moderator.
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