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Engaging the Next Generation!
Welcome, Students!
Teacher’s Name –
Lesli Remaly and Merrilee White
All About Me
• Name
• Organization
• One program your organization offers young
people.
Generations-Characteristics
Born 2000 - Present Day Generation Z
0-4 Preschool
5-9 Elementary
10-13 Middle
14-18 High
Born 1980 – 2000 Generation Y or Millennials
19- 25 Post High
26-34 Young Adult
Success Stories
Eighth Graders Build Library
More than 100 Eighth-Graders Join Forces to Build Their California School a Library
By Erin Skarda/NationSwell
03/05/2014 at 04:00 PM EST
Carmen MartA-nez BanAs/Getty
This article was originally published by NationSwell, a website dedicated to sharing the stories of innovative Americans who are working to effect social change and move the country forward.
Darth Vader Raises Thousands
West Texas Kids Collect Jeans
They say it takes a
village – or at least a
small charter school in
El Paso, Texas – to
collect an enormous
amount of jeans to help
the needy.
1st Graders Send Get Well Cards
Burrito Boys Bring Breakfast
Disaster Impacts
Children and Youth
Serving the Needs…..
Resources
http://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=73MWWRTVCWs
Connecting and
Organizing
Task Force Planning
• Take Home ideas to engage children and
youth in your Emergency Management
planning.
– Considerations for Children and Youth
• Age matters in planning
• They offer essential resources
• May have unique needs
• Organizations serving youth already exist
• May have different motivations
• A more service and technology influenced generation
• Influenced by peer pressure
Share Planning Ideas
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