Audette Exel AO - The Adara Kids

The transcript discusses the transformative experiences of working with Adara kids, who were rescued from child trafficking. It highlights the profound lessons learned from these children, such as resilience, creativity, and the importance of living in the present. The stories of Paldan, Richie Man, and Propaganda illustrate how love and opportunity can lead to success, even from dire circumstances. The speaker reflects on how these experiences have shaped their approach to child protection and emphasizes the value of learning from young people, especially those from underprivileged backgrounds.

What impact did the Adara kids have on the speaker's life?

Describe the situation of the Adara kids when they first came into the speaker's life.

What lessons did the speaker learn from the little girl named Paldan?

How did Richie Man demonstrate creativity despite his circumstances?

What does the speaker mean by 'be present' in the context of the lessons learned from the kids?

In what ways did the experiences with the Adara kids influence the speaker's work in child protection?

Reflect on the statement 'The young became our teachers.' What does this signify in the context of the speaker's experiences?