Three young people from Central America and the Caribbean selected as IOC Young Leaders 2025-2028
Three young people from the Central American and Caribbean region have been selected as part of the 25 new IOC Young Leaders for the period 2025-2028, after receiving more than 5,000 applications globally.
These young people, from different countries, were chosen for their dedication to creating grassroots sport initiatives that address social issues in their communities.
The three selected are Rafael Valdivieso from the Dominican Republic, José López Aceves from Mexico and Ayanna Morgan from Barbados, who will join this globally recognized programme. Their inclusion underlines the growing commitment of young people from Central America and the Caribbean to promote social change through sport.
IOC President Thomas Bach highlighted the significant global interest generated by this programme, reflecting the role of sport in building a better world.
This cohort of IOC Young Leaders will embark on a four-year journey of capacity building and social activism, receiving expert guidance and funding for their projects. The impact of these leaders will undoubtedly contribute to the Olympic Movement and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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