In a high school environment often defined by grades, achievements and college preparation, teenagers can lose sight of the importance of discovering who they are. Leadership programs like the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership seminar provide students with opportunities to step outside their routines, reflect on their values and grow into more thoughtful leaders.
As midterm elections approach, the United States once again faces a familiar problem: too many citizens staying home on election day. If democracy is meant to reflect the will of the people, it may be time to consider whether voting should be treated not only as a right, but also as a civic responsibility.
Communities around the world celebrate World Down Syndrome Day on March 21 by wearing mismatched socks to represent inclusion and connection. The day is a reminder that people with Down syndrome fully belong in every space of society, not just in an awareness campaign.
The average teenager spends 7 and a half hours on a screen everyday. But is it really their choice?
A fresh perspective on a long-standing American tradition through the eyes of a newcomer.
