Through Fight for the Forgotten, Justin Wren empowers communities with the tools, knowledge, and resources to develop sustainable livelihoods. Making a meaningful impact on the world starts with cultivating self-mastery, embracing purpose-driven service, and empowering others to create change in their communities.
Justin Wren is a humanitarian, author, journalist, former MMA fighter, and founder of the Fight for the Forgotten charity. After overcoming depression and addiction early in his MMA career, Justin embarked on a life-changing journey with the Mbuti Pygmy people of the Congo Basin rainforest. Inspired by a transformative vision, he founded Fight for the Forgotten to combat the global water crisis and expand its impact to serve the Batwa Pygmies of Uganda.
[00:00] Intro
[00:11] Uncommon
[00:55] Couples that train together, stay together
[10:17] Personal growth through challenges
[34:37] SealFit Electro Greens
Sustainable Development in Uganda
[36:06] Challenges in sustainable infrastructure development in Uganda
[38:07] Strategies for community empowerment and sustainability
[43:50] Future projects and vision for community development
[45:35] Collaboration in nonprofit work.
[50:43] Reflection on personal growth, service, and the impact of community
[52:35] Closing remarks
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