Student Spotlight: Addie Lentzner is Changing the World
October 12, 2021
Today we shine a light on youth taking action in education and in the world.
Addie Lentzner is a 17 year old with a passion for social change. She is the founder of the Vermont Student Anti-Racism Network. This group of students promotes anti-racism in schools through curriculum change.
She’s involved in homelessness work, with an ambitious goal to house every person in her community.
Addie is living proof that youth can and do make a difference, when given the opportunity.
She’s joined by Richard Fransham, a former teacher and youth supporter to talk about Youth Rights Day, an event to promote the rights of youth and the issues they are fighting for so that we can build a better future for everyone.
Graham joins me for this conversation, which we really enjoyed! Enjoy :)
Today we shine a light on youth taking action in education and in the world.
Addie Lentzner is a 17 year old with a passion for social change. She is the founder of the Vermont Student Anti-Racism Network. This group of students promotes anti-racism in schools through curriculum change.
She’s involved in homelessness work, with an ambitious goal to house every person in her community.
Addie is living proof that youth can and do make a difference, when given the opportunity.
She’s joined by Richard Fransham, a former teacher and youth supporter to talk about Youth Rights Day, an event to promote the rights of youth and the issues they are fighting for so that we can build a better future for everyone.
Graham joins me for this conversation, which we really enjoyed! Enjoy :)
More Information
>>> Learn about Youth Rights Day
>>> The Unschooling School Movement
Addie Lentzner is a 17 year old with a passion for social change. She is the founder of the Vermont Student Anti-Racism Network. This group of students promotes anti-racism in schools through curriculum change.
She’s involved in homelessness work, with an ambitious goal to house every person in her community.
Addie is living proof that youth can and do make a difference, when given the opportunity.
She’s joined by Richard Fransham, a former teacher and youth supporter to talk about Youth Rights Day, an event to promote the rights of youth and the issues they are fighting for so that we can build a better future for everyone.
Graham joins me for this conversation, which we really enjoyed! Enjoy :)
More Information
>>> Learn about Youth Rights Day
>>> The Unschooling School Movement
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