You’re a Generation Rising: Youth Leaders in the Rural Revolution! #mcbyouthspeak Steve Henness, MU Extension Missouri Community Betterment October 22,

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You’re a Generation Rising: Youth Leaders in the Rural Revolution! #mcbyouthspeak Steve Henness, MU Extension Missouri Community Betterment October 22, 2012

Who I’m With…

What I Do…

About Last Night…

What’s This?

…How About This?

…And This?

“Sparks” Clip & Activity

“Teen Voice” Clip & Activity

“Relationships & Opportunities” Clip & Activity

Daydreaming?

There’s More to it!

Putting It All Together! A Game Plan for Being Involved in Your Community! 1. What is my “spark?” Individual? Team? Find Hope & Vision! 2. What is my “personal megaphone?” School? Community Betterment? Take Action! 3. Who is in my “paper chain?” Adult mentors? Trips/conferences? Lead Positive Change!

Tell Your Story! “Youth are Community Problem-Solvers Right NOW!”

Keep discovering your “sparks” and using them to better your communities!

Discover your “voice” as a teen and find ways to come to the table with adult leaders and decision-makers to engage the issues you care about!

Keep growing your “relationships” with caring adults and seizing “opportunities” to become a leader and problem-solver in your school and community!

You’re a Generation Rising: Youth Leaders in the Rural Revolution! #mcbyouthspeak Steve Henness, MU Extension Missouri Community Betterment October 22, 2012