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Elliot, 18, was surprised to find out there’s more to it than concrete and trash.
YouTube is where 15-year-old Cindy goes to laugh, get help with math and be amazed by regular people.
Alma, 17, realized that taking notes on old handouts is an easy way to help the environment.
Elizabeth’s phobia makes her feel like the feathered beasts are always after her.
These teens tried to go a week without their favorite technology.
Brian, 15, used to be picked on but band gave him the confidence to make friends.
Even though her family wasn’t there for her, 17-year-old Marisa was determined to get her education.
Although it was strange and uncomfortable, Emily, 17, still enjoyed this fake documentary.
L.A. Youth talked to Dawn L. Brown, the executive director of Girls & Gangs, an organization dedicated to serving girls