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ATLAS Corporation vows to dedicate itself towards the New Vision we have of a advance and better world. By that is is the utmost importance we nurture the youngs, as they stand for our new strong generation of greatness. We wanted to improves their rights and policies, as to dedicated to freedom. Actions grounded in the concept of unity, ATLAS once again bestow upon our greater future.

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Our vision of a better fututre is the core of our political campaign, a future of freedom. Here we stand our ground daring all the opposing force, as we carved our names by our actions and trustworthy promise. We promise, no one will stop our ways. ATLAS Vision is a promise we made, and a pact we connect.

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Teen’s right I believe in

This is a message from ATLAS. We update our situation of the political movement campaign, in which you have so sincerely supporting, announcing a major point. As we student’s, all gather here to find out an answer to break the chains binding us from freedom, hereby the name of ATLAS we want to share you our vision of radical changes. We want you to join our political campaign as we believe it’s for your better good, and changes we made remais a legacy for our future generations to uphold and benefited from it. I want all of us to acknowledge our rights, to free yourself. Because this is ATLAS, global citzen united.

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The Giver is a 1993 American young adult dystopian novel written by Lois Lowry, set in a society which at first appears to be utopian but is revealed to be dystopian as the story progresses.

"The Giver" by Lois Lowry is a compelling and thought-provoking novel set in a dystopian society. The story follows Jonas, a young boy who lives in a seemingly perfect world where pain, suffering, and inequality have been eradicated. However, as Jonas trains to become the new "Receiver of Memory," he begins to unravel the dark secrets hidden beneath the facade of his community. Through his experiences, Jonas questions the conformity and lack of individuality in his society, ultimately challenging the status quo and advocating for the right to experience emotions and make meaningful choices. With its exploration of complex themes such as freedom, individuality, and the consequences of suppressing human emotions, "The Giver" is a powerful and thought-provoking tale that captivates readers of all ages.

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TEEN'S SHOULD HAVE THE RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITY. DECISION OPEN

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TEEN'S SHOULD HAVE THE RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITY. DECISION OPEN

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There is a wide-range of movement across the globe that dates back to the very begginning of society. Back then when men needs a leader they have to come up with the decision of who should. This is where they elected the best , but there's a problem as only the descendat from them could rule. Later it changes as the people decided that they should have a choices, so men came to the decision of letting the people make their decision through voting. And then came the brave mothers who have fought for the rights of a women to vote. So from all of that, there's one thing that's missing, and that is our vote. This has been a debate for decades, over should we have the power to vote. To all of my colleauges, I speak from ATLAS we believe that teens should vote. 1/6 of the world population is us, and it will soon increase. So hurry up ! Vote for us and let's make radical changes. For the globe, is waiting for a new strong generation to be born

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1. Freedom of Expression: Teens have the right to express their thoughts, opinions, and beliefs without fear of censorship or retribution. Evidence: The First Amendment of the United States Constitution protects the freedom of speech for all individuals, including teenagers.

2. Right to Education: Teens have the right to access high-quality education that prepares them for future success. Evidence: Laws such as the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) ensure that all students, including teens, have the right to a free and appropriate public education.

3. Right to Privacy: Teens have the right to privacy and protection of personal information, including in online spaces. Evidence: The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) establishes rules for websites and online services to protect the privacy of children under 13, recognizing the importance of privacy rights for young people.

4. Right to Health Care: Teens have the right to access comprehensive and affordable healthcare services, including mental health support. Evidence: The Affordable Care Act (ACA) provides avenues for adolescents to receive health care coverage and access critical services, promoting their overall well-being.

5. Right to Participation: Teens have the right to be involved in decisions that affect their lives, including in their schools and communities. Evidence: Organizations such as the National Youth Rights Association advocate for increased youth participation in political processes, recognizing the importance of teens' voices in shaping their own futures. These rights and the evidence supporting them underscore the importance of recognizing and upholding the rights of teenagers in various aspects of their lives.

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Teens can make radical changes in how a country could be. Recently in 2022 Americans presidential elections included teens vote. And not just that teens have also launch many campaign over wide social media platform so they could influence the outcome of the elections. This shows how much teens could be capable of, and how much more potential hidden beneath. Although lies a sad truth that not most country establishes teens to hav votes. This I believe is what setting us down from what we can do to participate in moving the world. Then what would my evidence be for my claims. In 2023 a survey conducted nation-wide in America shows that 60% of teenagers shows interest in politics, and could name or point something out of it. But that's not yet, as most of them has a very good understanding of how it works. This show how adaptive we can become, since from our past tradition we were only sticked to one only role. On the other hand many phsycologist agree that teens should have the rights to vote, as it doesn't only increase their empathy, decision-making skill but also providing them with variety of choices and spark dreams of who they want to be. Involving in politics also provide us the persistency to fight for what we want and the resilience that forge us in our debate. Politics is an open competition for us who want to change the world for the better, so having to made our own decision is something very important. This I want to be as our first movement, showing that we could make changes. We can make petitions, set up peaceful protest, make speechs, such tons of ways to get our idea conveyed to a extent that we can change. Overall, we support the decision to change

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There are a percentage of teens out there who hasn't sure about what should they do, including involvings in politics. This is an indirect inclusion caused from a misleading form of action that has been sustain over a century, and that is education. Though to criticized the terms itself isn't totally true, what is true to blame is the forms it take, restriction. That's the reason why teens couldn't decide for themselves, not to say deciding a country's fate. The participation of youth in politics is indispensable for the vitality and inclusiveness of democracies worldwide. But not to say, their are variety of factors that contributed to this other than education:

1. Age and restrictions: In most countries age is required to run a political office, not to mention a campaign that takes the responsibility of many people. This is the reason of untrustworthy, leading to the exclusion of many talented teens in the making

2. Acess to resources and support: Even through the expansion of media platform teens couldn't have enough access to the resources and support that lies out there, where they seperated the young lads from the man they think could handle the job

3. Perception, Stereotypes: Adults look down on us, that's plain truth and painful. This is from a past standpoint, where we follow a set of path to what they believe is success, and no more path is open for us. They think that we couldn't think for ourselves, could do nothing. This perception is wrong, but will be continue if there's nothing to stop it

4. Resistance to changes: The government, sadly is still in the old perception of viewing down on us. Entrenched in their tradition political structure they don't view on the new, outgrowing young generation of politicians.

5. Limited youth engagement and empowerment: In some cases, there may be insufficient efforts to engage and empower young people within the political process. This can lead to disengagement and apathy among youth populations, reducing their representation in formal political institutions.