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At our recent virtual event, More Than Cars, youth leaders took center stage to explore what it means to create communit
HealthMPowers

Oct 1

At our recent virtual event, More Than Cars, youth leaders took center stage to explore what it means to create communities where everyone can move, connect, and thrive. (Video link in the comments) Participants got a dose of Civics 101, heard directly from young people about the changes they want to see, and were inspired by the story of one youth leader who took action to help make his own community more bikeable and walkable. 💪🏽🚶🏽‍♀️🚴🏽 Because young people aren’t just the future of our communities. They are community members right now, and their voices belong in the decisions shaping the places they call home. 📣 Know a young changemaker? Share this video with them! Whether you’re a young person, parent, educator, mentor, or community leader, this is a great resource to help young people learn how communities work, see what’s possible, and get inspired to take action themselves. Watch it. Share it. Start a conversation. Then ask: What would YOU change about your community?

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