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May 9, 2019

For Young People, Civic Engagement Pays Off

Preparing Youth to Succeed

State Representative Andy Vargas stepped up to the podium in the House Chamber and told the standing-room only crowd about how he got his start in policy and government.  When…

May 7, 2018

Connecting to Disconnected Youth

Preparing Youth to Succeed

Jamel was raised in housing projects in Lawrence, MA. When he was 17, he was convicted of armed robbery and incarcerated for 18 months. Upon release, he floated from one…

Youth Venture

April 25, 2017

This Youth Venture team wants young people to “Mind the Signs” of mental health

Preparing Youth to Succeed

Young people today are more stressed than ever. An awareness campaign by youth, for youth teaches students to manage stress and anxiety. Today’s youth face a litany of pressures and expectations:…

bynder youth mentoring

April 19, 2017

These 3 companies go the extra mile to mentor and engage youth

Preparing Youth to Succeed

There are many companies who understand the importance of supporting the next generation and building our future workforce. They invest in programs that foster youth leadership, provide opportunities for mentoring, or…

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