The document discusses various youth-led initiatives aimed at addressing social issues, including access to technology in rural Africa, support for homeless veterans, and promoting educational opportunities through sports. It highlights projects like Google's efforts to improve internet connectivity in impoverished areas and organizations like Disney and Nike that contribute to youth education and sports. Overall, the document emphasizes the importance of inspiring youth to take action and positively impact their communities.

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2. youth designers take action competition 2016 Vanessa Ly
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3. youth designers take action competition 2016 Lia Santana
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4. youth designers take action competition 2016 Tuyet Pham

5. youth designers take action competition 2016 Lexus Clark
Centuries ago, Africa’s population was not
gifted with the opportunities to listen to a
headset, watch tv, or hear what’s trending
on the radio. Africa was also denied access
to the web by their local government and
overseas due to the outrageous poverty.
Google created mechanisms which have
the ability to connect over 1 billion more
people to the web in the rural areas of
Africa.While this project was in the process
of being created, Google considered sattlite
based wireless systems to create these
wireless networks.
Google chose to create and send a blimp to
hover over the poverty filled areas in Africa.
This blimp has given these poor civilians
the oportunity to be showered with the
blessings of having more access to web
information, wireless internet, improved
electricity, and to use their resources which
may not be wireless as well.
Google has
invested in Africa,
How can we help?

6. youth designers take action competition 2016 Cassandre Tercina
Be Inspired
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inspiring youth to change the world
Disney donated 23.1
million books to schools
and children in 2012.

7. youth designers take action competition 2016 Ethan Loranger

8. youth designers take action competition 2016 Randy Aguilar

9. youth designers take action competition 2016 Kyle Whitley
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Nike works with a range of organizations globally
to give more kids a chance to get involved in youth sports.

10. youth designers take action competition 2016 Angela Polynice
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11. youth designers take action competition 2016 Chengyi Mai
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12. youth designers take action competition 2016 Dara Lin

13. youth designers take action competition 2016 Cindalis Cepero
TOXIC WORLD, SOGGY CONES
LESS INDUSTRIALIZATION MORE ICE CREAM
Rising tides, bleached coral, melting
glaciers are only some of the effects of
climate change due to industrialization.
Go
Green

14. youth designers take action competition 2016 Brando Pimentel
GIVE A NEW LIFE
TOTHOSE
WHO RISKED
THEIRS
THERE IS AN
ESTIMATE
OF 40,000
HOMELESS
VETERANS
INTHE U.S.
DECREASING
RATE OF
HOMELESS
VETERANS
IS SLOWING
DOWN

15. youth designers take action competition 2016 Elizabeth Bernabel
Energy Efficient Strategies
Engaging Students
Investing in Green Energy
More than just a cell service with great coverage,
It’s a service to mankind.
Get covered by Verizon.
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