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My motives for wanting to serve the world is based on my world view and family legacy. My Great-Great Aunt Delilah W. Pierce left me as heir, a legacy of work with the United Nations through UNESCO, FESTAK, and the many State Department Art through Embassies style exhibits she curated and participated in.
A healthy global ecosystem that's inclusive and circular is the only way we're going to create limited food and home insecurity communities that thrive not just survive. If we are going to create a more Just world based on innovation, entrepreneurship, and trade then we have to take personal responsibility for creating and adopting strategies to help arrive at that point. I was pleased to learn about the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals and want to serve the member nations utilizing my skills and talents. For example, I owned a sustainable hobby farm called McCritter's in Maryland with my family. We sold duck, chicken, and goose eggs, as well as sold the fur from our goats. Practicing what I preached brought me such joy. Our eggs were NON-GMO and pasture raised and the customers loved them. Now, I want my work to align with my love of agriculture, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
My Great-Great Aunt Delilah W. Pierce (Agnes Meyer Fellow) wrote in Carter G. Woodson's The Negro History Bulletin, in an article entitled 'The Significance Of Art Experiences In The Education Of The Negro' :Education for "our way of life" in "our times"; education for "all the people" that our way of life might be maintained; this we hear and say ever so often and, as Americans, firmly believe.
We believe that our security, progress and happiness as a democratic society rests on happy, balanced individuals who are self—supporting and enlightened.
Reference https://www.delilahwpiercecollection.com/post/delilah-w-pierce-wrote-the-significance-of-art-experiences-in-the-education-of-the- negro
Her words apply to the United Nations members and the world.
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