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How can I be an activist leader as a teen?

Posted at: 2015-05-24 
I would suggest doing some research using Google to find the type of organization you're interested in. There are a lot out there. Your school counselor might also have some ideas. Good luck to you.

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I am about to become a high school junior and am really interested in making a change at an international level. I am also highly interested in being a leader such as on a youth committee or advisory council. I am more than willing to spend a lot of time and energy into a group. I recently joined Girl Up and would love to help out the Boys and Girls Club. I would prefer something more as a disease awareness in third world countries and gender equality in third world countries. I believe that by educating women in Africa and Latin America will curb reproduction rates, reduce STI transmissions, and create a new labor pool that would boost third world economies.