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“Heirs to our ocean is an official fictitious business name of via senti, being its only program. We are an international youth-led organization with a mission of empowering the next generation of leaders by connecting them in purpose, educating them on the intersection of the environmental and humanitarian crises they are inheriting, and cultivating essential skills to create innovative solutions and real-world change. We envision a world where all youth are prepared to lead humanity into a more just, equitable, empathetic future and are connected to the natural world, our one-water system, and each other.”

“Part ix, line 11b. Legal action against carrie alison was still ongoing in 2024. Monies were donated to heirs to our ocean specifically to cover the legal expenses totaling 77,292.68, so as to ensure all monies donated to heirs to our ocean for its mission was, in fact, attributed to its mission.”

“2024 program impact: national and global summit for empowerment action & leadership (seal) the 2024 seal, our flagship 2-week leadership intensive program, was held in july 2024 in the mountains of northern california. The cohort consisted of a diverse group of 12 young leaders, ages 16-23, from 9 countries. All 12 participants were from communities on the front lines of the climate crisis or traditionally marginalized and underserved, and they all received full need-based scholarships. Participants fostered a stronger sense of environmental stewardship and care for the planet and our one-water system. 92% of participants reported increased self-confidence and leadership skill development. Ioc/unesco's ocean decade engagements in 2024, h2oo continued to build momentum as a decade implementation partner (dip) since 2021 ensuring that the next generation is included meaningfully in high-level decision-making spaces. Our un ocean decade programs, projects and engagements included the following: i. U.s. Youth action council for the un ocean decade (u.s. Yac unod): 52 participants took part in the 4th cohort of this advanced leadership program (september 2023 - may 2024). Participants learned how to effect change through real-world policy advocacy training, enhanced ocean and climate literacy, and movement building. They created a first draft children's book regarding human impacts on our environment and interesting humanitarian issues. During hands-on policy advocacy training at capitol hill, the cohort had 71 virtual and in-person meetings with u.s. Federal lawmakers. The 5th cohort (september 2024 - may 2025) included 44 participants from around the u.s. Including territories. Ii. Partnering with the university of barcelona, h2oo organized and facilitated a panel and workshop at the un ocean decade conference in barcelona, spain, to advance the engagement of youth ages 15-25 in the un ocean decade. Iii. Building on the momentum from the conference in barcelona, at the request of the ioc/unesco, h2oo developed a youth inclusion expert working group to develop a youth inclusion strategic action for the meaningful inclusion of youth in the decade and beyond. Iv. H2oo participated in the expert working group drafting the ocean decade's vision 2030 white paper for challenge 10: restoring society's relationship with the ocean. We provided contributions of youth 25 years of age and under. V. H2oo participated in oceancon, a student-led conference at united world college (uwc) atlantic in wales. H2oo youth leaders hosted 3 workshops engaging over 80 students. Un ocean conference pre-meeting in april 2024, one of our global youth leaders attended the pre-conference to the un ocean conference at the un headquarters in new york, messaging the importance of fostering youth leadership in ocean and climate conservation and the need for intergenerational collaboration. This pre- meeting set the stage for 10 h2oo youth leaders to present at the un ocean conference in 2025. Child rights connect in 2024, h2oo continued its advocacy for child rights through its membership in child rights connect, the civil society arm of the un convention of the rights of the child. H2oo youth leaders participated in a vatican climate conference, contributed to a consultation with the un special rapporteur on climate change, and presented on the importance of youth inclusion in ocean and climate governance at the aarhus convention task force meeting in geneva. Un environment programme accreditation in march 2024, we gained accreditation to the unep where we plan to further our action in amplifying youth voices and pursuing meaningful engagement. Our annual impact in numbers - 176 youth received training in key skills through workshops, including policy advocacy, video production, public speaking, project management, teamwork, and storytelling. -118,378 awarded in scholarships for youth to participate in learning opportunities. - 93 youth in our 8-month u.s. Youth”

“Outside professionals 15,800 4,780 2,500 marketing professional fees 3,692 678 0 direct services 11,211 0 0 programming services 97,597 5,625 0 h2oo operations support 0 5,494 0 total 128,300 16,577 2,500”