- Facts about my hero.

- Facts about my topic.

- Possible issues/problems/conflict within the topic

- The Hero Themselves (if alive)

- Hero or Topic Experts

- Titles of Books

- Specific Websites

- Specific Libraries

- Specific Databases

What is the history behind this funding and how can that story be used in advocacy.

Housing. There has been recently approved Emergency Rent Relief Funding for Families impacted that are to ensure thousands more aren't on the streets. Board of Supervisors, Lindsey Horvath and others have passed the Emergency Relief Funding in the millions.

Students who are experiencing the programs.

Industry experts.

Legislation and grant documents.

I wonder how immigration issues will be resolved and if new polices will be created to go against what has been done to the community.

My mission is to help youth and teens to address the fears that hold them

Back from accessing their fullest potential.

• wants to fight “evil” in local communities

• has a cat that helps her by providing tools involving magic

• is willing to fight even when she is scared

• Cares about her friend’s safety

• Cares about the safety of the local community

Topic

- free creative resources available to the community

• Prop 28 provides funding for arts and music in schools. There are challenges when it comes to accessing/utilizing the funds due to the complicated rules and teacher shortages.

-Democratic leader for state reps

-Degrees from various prestigious universities

-negative stigma in the government regarding immigrants

-communities are living in fear

At its core:

-It’s talks about the importance of recognizing that the human experience is a nuanced journey that depends on how different parts of your identity intersect and either give you privilege or are marginalized.

• Race , gender, class, and race others isms can overlap and compound to create to create unique experiences of discrimination

Kimberley Crenshaw is a leader and pioneer of this topic and founded an institute that addresses this.

-does he fear for his safety/life

-what’s next when it comes to his career and advocating for others

Field workers

Pesticides

Inequalities

Pay

Ice raids

Fighting for rights

Getting knocked down

Standing back up

Hard work, dedication

The age of 18-25 are vulnerable ages for youth navigating the world. They have lost the stability and structure of school institutions and are expected to be an adult without knowing how to be an adult

• Community Server and Educator

• Understanding trauma responses and creating outlets for learning and managing them.

• Blockage in memory based on trauma.

• Accessible forums with accurate information so people can educate themselves for free.

• Having a support system that reflects the person.

• Being an active listener and not immediately resulting to problem solving.

I will network with programs, organizations, and even people trying to find the way to resolve this issue.

Issue: social/restorative justice

G founded Homeboy Industries

G discovered that healing from trauma is the crucial first step in transformation.

G reaches how to be the hero of your own story, to love who you are

G provides tangible career readiness and workforce skills and teaches folks how to open their own.

Don’t get me started on social justice, in a nutshell, it all boils down to systemic racism,

Athletic

Silly

Joyful

Rhythmic

Creative

Problem solver

Giver

Loving

Topic: Youth Mentorship

Not everyone has access to career/professional resources to help guide their journey in life. “It’s not what you know but who you know”

This is even more true in communities that are on the bottom side of the wealth gap.