Skill Building at the Youth Empowerment Academy

 

With the help of The Immokalee Foundation, the Greater Immokalee Front Porch Youth Empowerment Academy (YEA) held its second annual conference this summer in Immokalee, giving five highly driven students the opportunity to develop their leadership skills, become better résumé writers, gain workplace experience, and generally grow on personal and professional levels. Above, the five students who participated in this year’s YEA pose for a picture with YEA leaders.

As part of the YEA experience, each student was asked to write an essay that answers the question: "What is your defintion of poverty and what would you do to change the way poverty looks in your community?" Click here to read the TIF student responses.


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1 - Vicki Carr on 08/13/11 at 12:02am

YEA students, “In order to succeed, you must first be willing to fail.” Don't quit.

TIF, "Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see."

Thank you sincerely.

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