The document presents a competition featuring youth designers who advocate for various social issues. It highlights concerns like financial aid denial for undocumented students, health impacts of high glycemic foods on acne, and the prevalence of genetically modified organisms in the U.S. food supply. Each designer shares a unique message related to these critical topics.

1. 2014

2. youth designers take action competition 2014 Yamilet Acevedo

3. youth designers take action competition 2014 Bethany Barrant

4. youth designers take action competition 2014 Eliany Castro

5. youth designers take action competition 2014 Aedan Clark

6. youth designers take action competition 2014
Shamaine Darden

7. youth designers take action competition 2014 Jeffrey Dubuisson

8. youth designers take action competition 2014 Shirley Fang

9. youth designers take action competition 2014 Christina Fernandez
U
Support the Dream Act.
65,000 undocumented students are
denied financial aid each year.
Go to dreamact.info for more information.
are being left behind.

10. youth designers take action competition 2014 Talia Goodman

11. youth designers take action competition 2014 Ivanna Lin

12. youth designers take action competition 2014 Lily Lu

13. youth designers take action competition 2014 Jeneba Mansaray
CLEAN YOUR pLATE
CLEAR YOUR SKIN
CONS: EWW ACNE :( PROS: GLOWING SKIN :)
Which would you choose ?
High GI foods (like doughnuts, white
bread, or pretzels) spike blood sugar
levels because the body digests them very
quickly. This can increase acne flare-ups
because spiked insulin levels increase the
body’s inflammatory reactions, which —
surprise, surprise — can mean acne
inflammations
Vitamin A Foods like carrots and spinach are a good
source of vitamin A, which prevents the overproduc-tion
of cells in the skin’s outer layer. Not a fan of
spinach or carrots? Try other vitamin A stars like
pumpkin, sweet potatoes, dark leafy greens, and
cantaloupe

14. youth designers take action competition 2014 Khyle Parke
P WER IS A PRIVILEGE
PLEASE USE IT, BUT DON’T ABUSE IT
THIS

15. youth designers take action competition 2014 Nadalia Rowe
85%
WHERE DO
THINK IT
GOES FROM THERE ?
OF CIGARETTE
SMOKE GOES
INTO THE AIR
YOU
STOP SECONDHAND SMOKE AT THETRUTH.cCOM
EIGHTY FIVE PERCENT

16. youth designers take action competition 2014 Daniel Smelansky
take a closer look
over 80% of the u.s. food supply contains
genetically modified organisms

17. youth designers take action competition 2014 Isaiah Walker