OUR ONGOING INITIATIVES
MYLN TIME OUT podcast
The Time Out Podcast by MYLN was created to showcase the talented, diverse, and young leaders of our network to the Mongolian public with the hope that the younger generation will learn something new and get inspired by the experiences and insights shared. As of September 2020, our 10+ episodes have been listened over 15000 times by people in over 50+ countries and all 21 provinces in Mongolia. Check out the podcast on following platforms.
Apple Podcast
Castbox
Soundcloud
MYLN Blog
The MYLN was created to share with the Mongolian public the diverse expertise that the members of our network brings. This is another approach to help educate and inspire the next generation of Mongolia.
Check out our blog here
Ongoing partner initiatives
Teach For Mongolia
Program aspires to improve the quality of
education and ensure that all children fulfill their potential.The program will capture the most talented young Mongolians,
educated abroad or locally, and give them the opportunity to share
their knowledge with the children in underprivileged rural areas.
The Mongolian Young Scholars Program aims to identify and prepare promising Mongolian high school students for admission to leading U.S. and international universities. The program was established in 2011 by Tana Jambaldorj and Ram Sachs. In 2013, Zorig Foundation assumed responsibility for implementing the program. The Zorig Foundation is a Mongolian non-governmental organization dedicated to strengthen human rights, political freedoms, social justice, good governance, and democratic values in Mongolian society.
More details about YSP
past initiatives
When the Global Pandemic started, our members living around the world created a video series:
- One view on how COVID-19 is affecting our daily lives in 10 cities, aimed at informing Mongolians in an open and honest way
- Eight videos on how COVID-19 is affecting our 8 different industries ranging from Healthcare, Consulting, Venture Capital, and more
As part of COVID response efforts, we raised over $900 in funds from our network to send care packages with Mongolian food and protective masks to the Mongolian troops stationed in Kabul Afghanistan. This was the 1st time they had received such care packages and were delighted to receive them. Our troops contribution to the NATO missions in Afghanistan is one of the cornerstones of our Third Neighbor Policy. Thanks to our troops who risk their lives, Mongolia has received millions of dollars of development investments and our reputation on the international arena has significantly increased.
MYLN has chosen Children of the Peak Sanctuary, a kindergarten project implemented by Veloo Foundation, and donated over 160 books to their community library. The Children of the Peak Sanctuary project built 2 kindergartens for children living around Ulaanchuuluut landfill area.