Youth here are not just participants. They are storytellers, designers, and strategists: bridging tradition and innovation, shaping the future of ethical IP with care, imagination, and responsibility.
Creativity does not stand alone. It lives, moves, and regenerates through collaboration. The work of our Youth Innovators carries forward the spirit of care and protection, turning everyday stories into collective cultural memory.
In their hands, creativity becomes connection. Design becomes dialogue. And stories become a living practice of resilience.
Fayyaz Mullana Zain
Youth Strategist & Digital Storyteller
Crafting narratives. Translating impact. Bridging generations through digital design.
Fayyaz plays a pivotal role in Jalinka’s digital transformation and narrative development. He refines visual and community-based expressions into powerful digital assets — shaping how Jalinka’s values are communicated across cultures and platforms. With a keen sense of design, systems thinking, and storytelling, he ensures that every initiative — from grassroots creativity to social impact — is seen, felt, and understood. His work connects tradition and innovation, making stories of care, resilience, and regeneration accessible to the world.
“Each thread carries a story — of survival, of tradition, of the hands behind it. For me, weaving these stories is a way of remembering and reconnecting.”
Fata Mallika Zain
Youth Visual Storyteller & Art Innovator
Founder of Fa-dooArt
Fata brings color, story, and soul into Jalinka through a youth-led creative practice that turns everyday doodles into wearable art. With a deep sensitivity to culture and form, he collaborates with artisans to craft textiles that speak to a new generation.
In times of uncertainty, his doodles moved from page to fabric, appearing on masks and garments as quiet acts of care. During the pandemic, proceeds supported women survivors of violence, stitching purpose into every thread.
Fata’s work lives where fashion meets memory and healing. Each piece carries more than beauty. It becomes a shared language of joy, justice, and connection.
“I draw what I care about: people, stories, and the planet.”
