YES YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SUMMER INTERNSHIP

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YES! YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SUMMER INTERNSHIP
THE BEGINING
OF A NEW START
ORIENTATION
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Ropes Course
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Yes! 2004

• Youth Empowerment Summer Internship with Hiram
  Johnson High School and CSUS
• The interns received multiple training for a
  month at CSUS and worked on a project to
  implement at their campus

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Training

• The classes and activities were
• a tour of the campus,
• meeting new people (professors and students),
• Self-Defense,
• Bullying,
• sexual harassment,
• video games and how they affect the way we think,
  
• stress free management,
• sweat shops movies,
• Ropes course,
• History on different ethnics,
• making of posters,
• the Mexican movement,
• an art exhibit,
• building a web site,
• gang violence,
• Globalization issues,
• power point, Prevention of violence and much
  more...

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Self Defense with Midge Marino
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Problems and Needs

• Hiram Johnson Students are in need of sufficient
  funding to implement their projects on their
  campus
• Unity is needed within the campus in order to
  have our successful project.

Hiram Johnson students want your help!!!
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GOALS

• HJHS students have decided to implement a project
  focusing on prevention of violence in their
  school
• By doing so they will implement activities and
  outreachs for the student body

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Stencil Art with Xico Gonzalez
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KEY BENEFITS

• The projects implemented will be an alternative
  for violence
• It will involve unity within the cliques at
  school
• Will cause more school spirit and make school fun
  and safe
• It will have a positive impact on the students,
  the staff, the parents and the community

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Procedures

• HJHS STUDENTS WILL MEET AT LEAST EVERY WEEK TO
  DISCUSS THEIR PROJECTS
• HJHS STUDENTS WILL MEET WITH THE STAFF,
  ORGANIZATIONS, ETC. TO MAKE SURE THAT THE
  PROJECTS ARE IMPLEMENTED PERFECTLY

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Globalization Issues with John Kincaid
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PROJECT PROCESS
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KEY PERSONAL
Who will be involved?
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Special thanks to.

• Special thanks to
• You
• Womens Resource Center
• Healthy Start
• CSUS
• Mrs. Tafoya
• Jessica Heskin
• Mary Struths
• HJHS
• Xico Gonzales
• Midge Marino
• All speakers, helpers or volunters..

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THANK YOU

• QUESTIONS