Be Someone: A Program for Inner City Youth

The basis of my choice is Be Someone, founded by a gentleman named Orrin Hudson. Someone is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to help use some skills, including chess games, where young people in the city succeed, improve self-esteem, analyze thoughts and enthusiasm. Someone's mission is to "build personality, hope, and inspiration so that children can achieve their lifelong goals, achieve maximum potential and become someone."

I received a scholarship to go on to university entrance preparation through a program created by the "citizenship movement" "better opportunities". The program incorporates young people in the city center to top private schools across the country. It opens the door to educational resources and opens the way to the university for me. I graduated from Ivy League College, joined the top companies in technology and finance, and established startups. UPENN's research found that our current counseling system invites inequality in education and academic ability. Those who can receive personal guidance can benefit from additional educational guidance. These students get better at school, can receive higher education, and have more opportunities for life. Vicious circle

Youth Ambassador is an educational program designed to help young people in the poor urban centers overcome poverty, homicide and substance abuse in their daily lives. Although the problem is obvious, many Americans are living privileged lives, and we can not imagine terrorist incidents experienced by young people in the city every day. Our goal is to support young ambassadors by linking the United States to problems. In order to help Americans feel sympathy, we ask the children in the city center to write stories on bedtime from their lives, ask them to make books for children not suitable for children I will. We will distribute this book to key policy makers, donors, and media and ask them to donate time, money and power to help end these stories.

Many Americans are living privileged lives. They can not link to the frightening things the city youth endure everyday. In order to help American sympathy, children's books were made using the actual experience of drug abuse, violence and hunger in downtown children. The book "Welcome to my neighbors" includes three illustrations, "Good People", "Dinner Time", and "My Old Brothers" at bedtime. One is violence and starvation, and all terrible but real stories are realized with children's own words, but it is in a form that everyone can reach. This is a book written by a child, but it is not suitable for children. This book was distributed to key decision makers, donors and media organizations and asked to donate time, money and power to help end these stories.