Can Kids Run a Town?
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Can Kids Run a Town?

16 Nov Can Kids Run a Town?

Posted at 22:31h in Culture, Education, Human Development, Learning Environments, Psychology of Becoming, Youth Development by

November 16, 2011

I love my responsibility as chair of Global Outreach for the All Star’s Project’s UX because of the opportunities I get to bring people together who wouldn’t ordinarily meet. Like the immigrant young people from Rome who run their own community, the inner-city young people and adults in New York City who participate in growthful learning opportunities at the All Stars, the student body of the East Side Institute, and any other interested New Yorkers.

 

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