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Submitted by digitalconviction on Wed, 01/30/2008 - 21:40.
Digital Conviction:
How it began:
One day, my friends and I were brainstorming community service project ideas.I maneuvered the conversation into a discussion of ways in which we could improve the miserable situation in Mexico. Rather than focus on all of Mexico, we decided to focus on just one area, Oaxaca, a mountainous region home to disenfranchised indigenous people.
Now that we knew who to help, the next step was “How?” I would like to point out the fact that we did not want to have a run-of-the-mill project, we did not want to provide ephemeral aid to the Oaxacans.
Submitted by antonm on Tue, 12/18/2007 - 09:00.
Recycle 2 Reboot is an organization which strives to help children from challenging economic backgrounds grasp technology and use it to improve their lives.
Submitted by kaylacornale on Wed, 04/04/2007 - 10:25.
Autism is the nation's fastest-growing developmental disorder. Each year 1 in 150 children will be diagnosed with autism. There are almost 1.5 million cases of autism in the United States alone, with 3 children being diagnosed per hour (Autism Speaks, 2007). Most people have a friend or family member living with autism, and I am no exception. I have a ten year old cousin who is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. Watching her at family gatherings sparked a desire in me to help her find a way to cope with her autism.
Submitted by BRICK Winner on Sat, 08/26/2006 - 22:37.
Jarvis Johnson served as the Executive Director of Phoenix Outreach Youth Center in Houston, TX. After the sudden death of its founder, Jarvis assumed leadership of Phoenix Center, where he worked without pay to provide 60 low income students with mentoring, tutoring, and computer training. His efforts have resulted in 73% percent of his students reaching the honor roll for the first time. Jarvis won a BRICK Award in 2000.