Change-maker

Something interesting about me:
I work as a Youth Officer at the United Nations Association of Sweden. I’m really into studying international relations and making a difference in some way.

Do you like your job?
I love it! I love being in the international atmosphere, and getting to meet people from all over the world. I think that our generation is way more global than the former generation, and I think that has a lot of potential. It’s a very rewarding job.

In my free time:
I work. (laughs) No, I’m kidding! I try to travel a bit, and meet with my friends. I live in Stockholm now, but I come from the West coast of Sweden so I try to go there and enjoy the nature, be out in the woods. We do that a lot in Sweden—go hiking and stuff like that!

My ideal holiday:
A lot of rest, a beautiful and charming environment that tells stories, plenty of sun, and coming home full of inspiration. A good vacation inspires you, I think. I always print the best photos from a trip and put some of them on my walls, so I’m reminded of the good times every time I pass them.

Role models that I look up to:
I usually find something admirable in most people, and I take that with me after I meet them. But I especially look up to Sweden’s foreign minister, Margot Wallström, and my mother. They are both smart, hard working, compassionate, and with strong integrity and morals.