Ghina Raihanah

Indonesian advocate and influencer

Ghina Raihanah - Indonesian advocate and influencer
Born

September 19th, 2001
23 years ago

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Indonesia

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Born in 2001, this individual emerged as a prominent advocate and influencer in Indonesia. Engaged in social issues, particularly concerning mental health and youth empowerment, she utilizes various digital platforms to reach a broader audience. As a model, she has collaborated with numerous brands, blending advocacy with fashion and lifestyle. Through her work, she encourages young people to voice their opinions and partake in social change, addressing the challenges facing the younger generation in Indonesia.

Advocated for mental health awareness

Influenced youth engagement in social issues

Collaborated with brands as a model

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