Former Miss South Africa and global advocate Shudufhadzo Musida continues to make waves on the international stage. The beauty queen and mental health champion will be one of the featured speakers at the inaugural Teen Tech Council Training Day, hosted by #HalfTheStory this Saturday, November 15, in New York City.
The event marks a major milestone for #HalfTheStory — a leading youth nonprofit dedicated to advancing digital wellness through play-based, youth-led, and evidence-informed programs. The organization partners with schools and students worldwide to help shape the next generation of informed and empowered digital citizens. This year’s training day promises a full schedule of inspiring teen voices, screen-free networking, and meaningful conversations around technology, social media, and mental health.
Shudufhadzo Musida, who has made mental health advocacy her life’s mission, is the perfect fit for the event. Best known for her reign as Miss South Africa 2020, she has since grown into a global advocate for women and girls. As a UNFPA Global Champion, Shudu has used her platform to champion conversations about gender equity, emotional wellbeing, and mental health awareness — topics that align perfectly with #HalfTheStory’s mission.
In addition to her advocacy work, Shudufhadzo is the host of the popular wellness podcast “Mindful Mondays”, where she creates a safe space for open dialogue about mental health and personal growth. She is also currently pursuing her Master’s degree at Columbia University, focusing on STEM and public health — further solidifying her commitment to using knowledge and influence for change.
The Teen Tech Council Training Day is set to be a groundbreaking event that unites young leaders, educators, and wellness advocates from around the world. With Shudufhadzo taking the stage, attendees can expect powerful insight on how digital culture impacts mental health — and how the next generation can use technology more mindfully.
As #HalfTheStory continues to empower young people to take control of their digital lives, Shudufhadzo Musida’s participation adds a powerful voice to the movement, reminding everyone that mental wellness and digital awareness go hand in hand.
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