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In May, a Texas judge sent Diane Tran, 11th-grade honor student, to jail overnight and fined her $100 for missing too much school. However, Diane wasn't ditching class to run around and engage in bad behavior – the 17-year-old works two jobs to support her siblings and often must stay up until 7:00 am to finish her homework. Diane is just one of the victims of the unjust system. Willis High…
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What is the most effective way for students to speak up about an issue in their community?
Petition campaign (30% people answered this) Attend a council meeting (17% people answered this) Walk door to door (8% people answered this) Social media campaign (35% people answered this) Action of civil disobedience (7% people answered this) 254…
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Building a future for youth by youth Check us out! www.youthspeakcollective.org Youth Speak…Read More
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Youth Speak! Collective
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Youth Speak! Collective
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This summer our programs are at risk of closing. These programs provide vital academic, social and leadership support to 200 students in…Read More
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“Youth Speak Collective has encouraged me and my friends to become the future leaders of this country. Please consider supporting this great organization so that they can continue doing all of the great work they do.” -Agustin F., 18 years old
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