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Jazz Jennings was born in October 6, 2000, she is currently 20 years old.

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Jazz knew at a young age that she was a girl.

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The youngest transgender child in the world | 60 Minutes Australia

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She is co-founder, She and her parents founded in 2007 to assist in transgender youth.

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She was one in 14 teens, In that same list Malala Yousafzai.

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HuffPost Teen spent the year documenting the adventures and achievements of incredible, badass teens who are dominating social media, revolutionizing medicine and standing up against injustice. Over the past 12 months, countless teens have challenged the status quo and proved bravery doesn't come with an age requirement.

As 2014 comes to an end, we're taking a moment to celebrate some of this year's most fearless teens. Scroll down to see who made the list.

After watching her younger sister try to find a bra that wasn't of the uber-sexy, padded or push-up variety, Megan decided to start her own company that designed bras specifically for growing teen bodies -- padding not included. After launching a successful Kickstarter campaign, Megan started the Yellowberry brand. Her bras sold out within days -- earning her major viral props.

The Irish teens won top prize at the Google Science Fair with a brilliant plan to help solve world hunger. The teens discovered a way to increase cereal crop yields by 50 percent, which could have incredible implications for the growing world food crisis.

Chloe had a busy 2014, with starring roles in this summer's "If I Stay," "The Equalizer" with Denzel Washington and "Laggies" with Keira Knightley. Since rocketing to fame in the 2010 film, "Kick Ass," she's become one of the highest-earning teens in Hollywood. More importantly, she's majorly inspirational as a proud feminist who refuses to cater to Hollywood's objectifying female character parts.

Neha was the 2014 winner of the prestigious International Children's Peace Prize for her work helping orphans and vulnerable children in India. After founding "Empower Orphans" at the age of 9, she's gone on to bring thousands of Indian children hope in the form of clean water, libraries, computer centers, hospital services and more.

No list of incredible teens would be complete with Malala, who became the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner in history this year. Her bravery captivated the world after the Pakistani teen nearly was killed by the Taliban for speaking out on behalf of women's rights. Through the Malala Fund, she's worked to empower young girls everywhere through education.

The teen has been an outspoken activist for trans rights, first reaching the public eye with a Youtube series in 2012 about growing up trans. She's since been interviewed by Barbara Walters and cowritten a children's book about growing up transgender, called "I Am Jazz." Her outspoken activism has earned her spots on OUT100 and The Advocate's 40 under 40. She was also a special guest at the 2014 GLAAD Media Awards.

When Carleigh discovered a cruel graffiti message about her body painted in her hometown of Wall, New Jersey, she refused to play the victim. Instead, the teen stood up to body shaming by happily posing for a photograph -- in front of the hurtful graffiti. That photograph quickly rocketed her to viral fame as a true role model for positive body image.

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HuffPost Teen spent the year documenting the adventures and achievements of incredible, badass teens who are dominating social media, revolutionizing medicine and standing up against injustice. Over the past 12 months, countless teens have challenged the status quo and proved bravery doesn't come with an age requirement.

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She founded purple rainbow tails to donate to trans kids.