Renata nos reta a alcanzar una mayor equidad de género contándonos ejemplos de cómo ella ha impulsado ideas y proyectos en su escuela y comunidad. Soy Claudia Fait, tengo 12 años y vivo en Alajuela, Costa Rica. Estudio sexto grado en Lincoln School y me encanta aprender cosas nuevas. Mis materias favoritas son historia y arte, porque me gusta conocer cómo era el mundo antes y también encontrar formas de expresarme con colores e ideas.El año pasado fui presidenta de mi clase, y aunque al principio me dio un poco de nervios, fue una experiencia súper bonita. Me gustó poder ayudar, escuchar a mis compañeros y proponer cosas para que todos estuviéramos mejor.
Siempre he sido extrovertida. Mis papás dicen que hablaba sin parar. Todavía soy así: me encanta expresarme y mostrar quién soy. Por eso desde pequeña empecé a hacer videos para redes sociales. En ellos me muestro tal como soy: creativa, espontánea, divertida, y sí… a veces un poco loca (en el buen sentido).
Yo sé que soy joven, pero también sé que mi voz vale. Y si algo no me parece justo, quiero poder decirlo. Porque aunque sea pequeña, puedo empezar a hacer una diferencia. 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
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