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SuitUp is a program that connects students in 8th-9th grade with volunteers from dentsu media to learn skills like communication, teamwork and public speaking. 47 students and 20 volunteers from diverse backgrounds participated. After the program, 75% of students felt more confident in school and career preparation, and 95% said the experience influenced their career interests, such as business, marketing, and media. 100% of volunteers believe the program makes a positive impact and want to participate again.
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- 1. SuitUp with dentsu media 03.17.2022 Opening Doors and Reimagining Pathways for Students Everywhere…
- 2. students served volunteers engaged 47 20 MEET THE PARTICIPANTS: Volunteers and students who participated came from many diverse backgrounds and demographics. Here are some of the demographics of our participants: Male, Female, African American, Hispanic / Latinx, Caucasian, Asian / Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern / North African, and Multi-Racial. Volunteers held entry, mid level and leadership roles and the students were in the 8th - 9th Grade.
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