Statement Of Purpose: California Teen Leaders

I believe we should use the Success for Teens book in leadership seminar class. The book contains many important leadership lessons, some of which we have heard already from guest speakers. This book is an opportunity for our class to reflect on and strengthen our understanding of the lessons expressed by guest speakers and within the book. I like the way the book has perspectives from real students who may be easier to relate to than some business adults. I think the class should sporadically read excerpts from the Success for Teens book about topics that were discussed with a guest speaker or as a class. The class could read a few pages on a leadership lesson before conversing about different views about that lesson and how it relates to

What is a teen activist? A teen activist is a teenager who wants to help people or animals for a cause. What I think about all teen activists is that they all fight for what they believe in. They go to extensive lengths to help people to help us. They don't do this because they have to they do it because they want to do it. They don't care that the odds were against them or they have very little chance of succeeding. They do what they want and the do it right.They are like the voice of the people fighting up against poverty and all the other struggles in the world. Most activists go through a lot like Malala but I won't get to deep into that yet. They all have the courage to do what they do.

Many teen activist aren’t very different from each other. They have common qualities that help them be a better activist. These common qualities help them be better at what they do and help them make the world a better place for those who are experiencing the problems of what the activist is fighting against. Some examples of common qualities that activists have, are that they give up their personal time to fight for their cause, or that they have compassion for those around them. They can be very brave as well.

Chapter three - How people can prevent bullying from happening. What can you do if you are the Bystander?

A teen activist is a young person or teen that wants to change the world for the positive. They are courageous and willing to take risks. Teen activists are passionate about what they are trying to make right or who they are helping. And lastly, activists are resilient or able to accept failure and learn from them, and try again.

Punk. Jock. Nerd. We hear and think these about labels everyday, but have you ever wondered what might be behind these names? My vision for America's Youth is to stop stereotyping. It is because I was able to overcome stereotyping that I grew more confident in my athletics. I learned it was not about proving others wrong, but proving to myself I could do it.

Have you ever wanted to change the world? Well that is what a teen activist does. Teen activism is someone who believes in something and then fights for it.. It takes a lot of courage to become a teen activist because you could risk your life standing up for what is right. Teen activist stand up for problems by fighting for different causes, teen activist also are passionate for the things they are fighting for, and teen activist face obstacles and challenges.

Do you know what teen activists are? Teen activists are people who stand up for what they believe in. Just like Malala Yousafzai, Faye Carey, and Emily Rigel. Every single one of these people will have obstacles in their way but they never give up for what they think should be right in the world that makes them very brave. If you want to be a teen activist you have to accomplish all of those things.

Do you know what it takes to be a teen activist? Teen activism is young people, or teen or pre-teens helping to improve the community by finding solutions to large problems. It takes support, strong belief, courage, time and money, and most importantly, the strength to overcome obstacles and challenges to become a teen activist. Teen activists have to overcome past challenges, and overcome present challenges. Teen activists have past personal experience with whatever they stand for, which might have been a challenge, they use media to reach people because it can be challenging to reach everybody, and they create funds, charities, and programs to help overcome the world's problems.

As City of Miami Police Explorers Jonathan Dave Felix and I (Jerry Paret) are allowed to participate in ride-a-longs and respond to 911 calls as we ride in the passenger seat with police officers. On our ride-a-longs, we realized that many juveniles that were being arrested were either black or Hispanic. These teenagers would retaliate, and racially bash each other. These juveniles were being arrested because of their ignorance and lack of knowledge with race relations. We determined this was a reason of their misconduct, but the main reason was their lack of positive involvement in in the community. Beginning in 2015, we conducted in recruitment of teenagers in Liberty City. Our target was black and Hispanic teenagers, but we accepted all

Since I was a young child growing up, I have been exposed to Social Services in one form or another. Many of my family members have participated in the social services arena, and as a result, I too have the love, and compassion for the helping profession. Because of this, I have been mentoring adolescents in my spare time. Helping with life transitions that may be challenging such as, transitioning into adulthood, stressful school/home situations, or life, in general, is very rewarding. Furthermore, being able to assist with tutoring, teaching life skills, and forming healthy relationships have been worthwhile, not only that, but beneficial to all parties involved as well.

R.O.Y Reclaiming Our Youth Inc. is a facility dedicated to independent living located in the state of Ohio. We will work with youth and young adults who have been incarcerated due to having an undiagnosed mental of physical disability, that cause them to become incarcerated. We will work with those who are looking to overcome disabilities/mental disabilities, those at risk of dropping out, youth involved or at-risk of becoming involved with the courts or juvenile justice system. It offers assistance to youth and young adults, frequently homeless, as they transition into adulthood.

The motive behind wanting to be a Teen Advisor is wanting to make a change. Although we are in the 21 century women everywhere are still being discriminated. And becoming a Teen advisor I would be part of the movement to change how people view women, because people need to see women for what they are strong, determined and brave. In addition to help girls and support them so they can reach their full

I am raising money so that I can attend my senior trip, which goes to Germany, Italy, Switzerland and France. This trip includes touring all of the cities and going to some of the most famous places in the world, such as, Neuschwanstein, Dachau, Residenz, the Grand Canal, the Eiffel Tower, and Versailles. If you are comtemplating donating, please remeber that this will mean the world to me and that you will to thanks for my bigger and better understanding of the world. The total amount is due before February 10th, 2018. Once again, if you help me out, I will be forever grateful to you.

Teen Trendsetters is a program which trains you in reading strategies to mentor children who struggle in reading K-2. I wanted to volunteer with this program because I love reading and writing and it also happens to be something I am very good at. I also love kids and helping them with something they are struggling with. While volunteering in Teen Trendsetters I had to attend a week of training. After training the mentors took a survey to match us with the kid that we are most compatible with so the mentor and mentee would connect and have a relationship. I received a packet with a teaching guide and a work book and fun worksheets and stories for my mentee which would make reading more intriguing for them. I believe this program has a huge