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- Microsoft says a Sony deal with Activision stops Call of Duty coming to Game Pass
- Microsoft takes the gloves off as it battles Sony for its Activision acquisition
- Video: Californians and Their Government
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- 4-Star 3 horse with 14' Living Quarter
- Merhow Trailers Next Generation 8011 RWS Stock Combo Living Quarters Stock Combo Trailer
- PPIC Statewide Survey: Californians and Their Government
- November 2022 General Election
During treatment for an inoperable brain tumor, Jordyn noticed that teens were often overlooked within the children's hospital system. She created Small Miracles to validate children of all ages and has currently raised over $80,000 to deliver treatment bags and iPads to children with cancer. As the founder of Montana Youth Action, he created the state's largest bipartisan coalition of youth advocating for "Montana causes" and working to increase young people's civic engagement.
As Student Body President at Smoky Hill, he's worked closely with the Make-A-Wish foundation in annual Wish Weeks to grant the wishes of critically ill children, raising more than $150,000. Peter is a nationally top-ranked debater in extemporaneous speaking and captain of his school's team. He serves as a staff writer and outreach director for extempers.org, a non-profit website that provides free debate resources and education, working to democratize speech and debate.
Microsoft says a Sony deal with Activision stops Call of Duty coming to Game Pass
In college, Anie aspires to use tech to address health disparities in underserved areas. As a youth activist passionate about gender equality, queer liberation, and immigration reform, Isabella Thomas consistently advocates for change and progress in her community. She's a National Hispanic Merit Scholar, Editor-in-Chief of her school's award-winning yearbook publication, and serves as Senior Class President. Nabikshya Rayamajhi is the co-founder of the Oregon Menstrual Equity Initiative, a nonprofit organization combating period poverty. Sophomore year, she passed a policy, providing free menstrual products to all middle and high school bathrooms in her school district.
Florence Onyiuke is a Nigerian-American writer, pioneer, and social activist. Florence is also a LEDA Scholar, GripTape Ambassador, and recipient of both the Presidential Service and Educational Excellence awards. Inspired by the BLM protests in Seattle, Priyanka founded the organization Education for Equality , where she leads students to fight race and gender-based inequities in schools.
Microsoft takes the gloves off as it battles Sony for its Activision acquisition
As Founder of the Women in STEM Club, Basilia teaches coding to empower POC girls to pursue their passions in STEM. She participates in the Google Code Next Program where she learns from Google Engineers. Basilia interns at the Lift and Shift Foundation where she helps veterans suffering from PTSD through robotic problem-solving therapy. Additionally, Basilia volunteers at the 9/11 Memorial and shares stories about 9/11 victims & heroes. She is also involved in school, serving as Vice President of Student Council & Captain of the Volleyball Team.
Half or more across regions are at least very enthusiastic, with the exceptions of likely voters in Los Angeles (44%) and the San Francisco Bay Area (43%). In September, a similar share of likely voters preferred the Democratic candidate (60% Democrat/lean Democrat, 34% Republican/lean Republican). Today, overwhelming majorities of partisans support their party’s candidate, while independents are divided (50% Democrat/lean Democrat, 44% Republican/lean Republican). Democratic candidates are preferred by a 26-point margin in Democratic-held districts, while Republican candidates are preferred by a 23-point margin in Republican-held districts. In the ten competitive California districts as defined by the Cook Political Report, the Democratic candidate is preferred by a 22-point margin (54% to 32%). Six in ten likely voters say they are following news about the 2022 governor’s race very (25%) or fairly (35%) closely—a share that has risen from half just a month ago (17% very, 33% fairly).
Video: Californians and Their Government
Driven by a passion for change, she is an advocate for the elimination of race based mascots, land conservation, equitable education and practice, and civic engagement for Native youth. In 2020, she championed the passage of legislation in Washington State to regulate the use of Native American names, symbols, and imagery in public schools and enhance partnerships with local tribes. Ivy serves on the Legislative Youth Advisory Council of Washington State and was named a 2022 Champion for Change at the Center for Native American Youth where she engages in advocacy work across all of Indian Country. Dhruv Pai is a passionate researcher creating innovative healthcare solutions. He has developed assistive technologies like an NFC band-QR code ring to assist wandering patients get connected with their caregivers.
Denny will be attending Harvard University and plans to study natural sciences and pursue a career in medicine. A passionate advocate for indigenous health, Logan Lau works to uplift his Native Hawaiian lāhui. Since he was 14, Logan has been a director of the Coalition for a Tobacco-Free Hawai'i's Youth Council. A leader in Hawai’i’s tobacco cessation movement, Logan has championed legislation to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products in Hawai’i’ and has received national recognition for his work. During his junior year, Logan co-founded Future Frontliners, an organization focused on raising the next generation of Hawaiian STEM professionals. Logan also enjoys church volunteer work, debate, and conducting research on mask filtration, obstructive sleep apnea, and trigeminal neuralgia.
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Brooke aspires to work with the international community to confront the issues facing our world. As a UNICEF USA National Council member, a UNICEF Global Advocate, and a Minnesota Youth Council Representative, she has made positive, effective, and sustainable change. She's passionate about climate justice, juvenile justice, educational equity, and children's rights.
Her interest in rarity and rare diseases fuels her Tuberous Sclerosis lab research at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital. Inspired by those close to her, Sophie advocates for the disability and epilepsy communities, served as Epilepsy Foundation of CT Legislative Intern, and testified to champion state epilepsy legislation. She is Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the foreign-language magazine that fosters cultures at her school, yearbook Co-Editor-in-Chief, and trivia team Captain. Gitika Gorthi is the Founder/CEO of IgnitedThinkers, a 501 nonprofit she founded in the eighth grade to inform, inspire, and ignite thousands of students across the world to develop their passions in the aerospace industry.
In the future, she wants to pursue law with hopes of lowering incarceration & making law more accessible to all communities. Melody Chang's vision is to improve health literacy and advance health equity. With the support of a $10,000 grant from the Dragon Kim Foundation, she published an interactive children's textbook in 3 languages, taught workshops to 1500+ students, and developed an online curriculum for teachers nationwide.
Lydia Pastore is the founder of Chronic Connections, an international support group for the marginalized patient population of COVID-19 Long Haulers. As an avid HOSA competitor, Lydia has served as chapter President for two years and holds the title of 2021 International Champion in Biomedical Laboratory Sciences. Currently, she serves as a Youth Advisor for the Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 Disparities in partnership with the Mayo Clinic and the NIH, and was recently named United States CTE Presidential Scholar nominee in biotechnology. Lydia will attend the University of Arizona as part of the Accelerated Pathway to Medical Education BS/MD program through the College of Medicine, and will graduate with her M.D. Basilia Oferbia is a proud African leader who has opened her community to resources in tech and mental health.
She plans to study neuroscience and Spanish, further exploring the how the mind impacts communication and culture far beyond what is seen on the surface. As co-founder of the People's Promise Youth Division, Kingson works to prepare the future for the future through youth-led civic engagement and community building. The Youth Division mitigates problems that affect the youth by proposing legislation at school boards and city councils, convincing the school board to establish a district-wide High School Voter Education Week. Under Kingson's direction, the Youth Division constructed a community house that provides college & career prep, tutoring, and lectures. He serves as 1st Vice President of his state's Junior Classical League and works to increase the appreciation of the classics across the state. Stemming from her personal experiences, Ashley is a health equity activist who aims to help struggling immigrants within and beyond her community.
She's also passionate about creative writing and has produced two musicals with the Blank Theatre. To combine her interests in STEM and art, Alyssa directed a documentary about discrimination in the STEM industry that received over 30,000 views and wrote innovator profiles for Los Angeles Times High School Insider. Currently, Alyssa is curious about a career in immersive technologies for education. He serves his community as a volunteer firefighter, responding to car accidents, medical emergencies, and house fires. As President of Liberty Region BBYO and a StandWithUS intern, he combats antisemitism and has coordinated conventions for teens from 52 countries.
A leader on his high school team, Alex is a USA Lacrosse Impact Athlete and Academic All-American who played internationally with Team Israel U19. Alex co-founded International Outlook, a global affairs journal, and interviewed the Russian ambassador to the UN as part of a delegation from Lehigh University where he is dual enrolled. For nine years, Alex has competed in National History Day, presenting nationally-recognized exhibits at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. Alex founded the Holocaust Education Youth Project, hosting survivor talks for students throughout the country. Alongside Holocaust Museum LA, USC Shoah Foundation, and Together We Remember, he creates lesson plans and leads educational programs focused on using survivor testimony to fight identity-based violence.
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