Here are summaries of some of the workshops I attended today:

Organizing Across Communities: Age & Youth in Action by the Gray Panthers of Metropolitan Washington

My 2008 fellowship with Yp4 gave me the tools and confidence to transfer my desire to work in social justice for the long haul.  After canvassing, training and field managing with Clean Water Action through my undergraduate years at Temple, my third summer with the organization introduced to me the opportunity to canvass direct the Philadelphia office for the month of August. 

Well, my fellow YP4 fellows, I've been doing a lot of experience/searching/thinking about which types of activism I am best suited for.

Hello everyone, and welcome 2009 Class of YP4-- you've almost made it through your first day of the Summit!

Now Accepting Applications for Movement Activist Apprenticeship Program 2009!

Now Accepting Applications for MAAP 2009!

Once upon a time, I was a Facebook hater. This confession might be hard to swallow, especially for my Facebook friends who probably see my name pop up on their Newsfeed several times a day, as I impetuously change my status message to reflect the nuances of my inner most thoughts of the moment.

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My YP4 project is a website connecting people with disabilities in college together so that they can share their experiences and jointly work on other activism issues. <> http://www.weconnectnow.net/Home