Their appointment highlights Costa Rica’s growing presence in global leadership on health, equity, and youth empowerment. The three delegates bring rich experience from fields including community outreach, education, and public health.
As UN Youth Representatives, they will:
1. Attend and speak at major UN events including the General Assembly, ECOSOC Youth Forum, and High-Level Political Forum;
2. Advocate for the inclusion of oral health in global health policies and SDG frameworks;
3. Lead efforts to build bridges between youth voices and global health institutions;
4. Participate in drafting policy statements, coordinating side events, and developing youth-led initiatives that support the organization's Zero Cavity Initiative.
Representation matters. These extraordinary women from Costa Rica are setting an example for girls everywhere. Their voices will be heard on the world’s most important stages—and their leadership will leave a lasting mark. The newly appointed representatives will also strengthen alliances with global agencies including WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA, and UN Women, helping ensure oral health is recognized as a cornerstone of health equity, gender equality, and child well-being.
Through this initiative, Unspoken Smiles has already served over 10,000 schoolchildren in 10 countries across 4 continents, distributing more than 52,000 oral hygiene products and delivering vital education that empowers the next generation to lead healthier lives.
Jennifer Alton
UNSPOKEN SMILES
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