TEEN TRUTH: ON THE ROAD – Becoming Stronger
May 31st, 2011
TEEN TRUTH: VOICES – TEEN TRUTH Film Festival Exclusive “Skeleton, You are my Friend”
May 26th, 2011
TEEN TRUTH: VOICES - This is an exclusive screening of the film "Skeleton, You are my Friend" directed by Amber Lincoln which is the winner of the TRUTH award. The film is about a teenager having a skeleton for a friend because he has no real friends. He decides to try to make new friends while nearly smashing his old "best friend" to pieces.
TEEN TRUTH: RONNIE’S CORNER #20
May 26th, 2011
#20 STAY IN SCHOOL
Dropping out of school just makes the road ahead harder. Stick with it and let your education serve you.
TEEN TRUTH: FEATURED FILM – RUDY
May 26th, 2011
TEEN TRUTH filmmaking team, Erahm Christopher and JC Pohl, recommend the following film because it made them think...Directed by: David Anspaugh
Written by: Angelo Pizzo
Raised in a steel mill town where few ever make it to college, Rudy has big dreams. Half the size the other players, he dreams of playing college football, even though he's been told repeatedly that he'll never make the cut. This movie made us THINK about the power of faith, perseverance and how our attitude can make all the DIFFERENCE.
Please watch it and let
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TEEN TRUTH: SIMPLE TRUTH – KEEP REACHING OUT
May 26th, 2011
Check out the latest SIMPLE TRUTH from our Featured Contributor..."All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good people do nothing." - Edmund Burke (1729-1797)
Working in law enforcement you get accustomed to dealing with bad things. Too many years of this and it's easy to see how you can become less hopeful about changing the human condition of suffering or even victimization.
When I started working in the schools as a School Resource Officer (SRO an amazing transformation for me began
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TEEN TRUTH: VOICES – GET LOST
May 26th, 2011
Check out the latest VOICES from this TEEN TRUTH Tribe Member...When you believe in someone, that belief has the power to change their life forever. This is especially true in my case.
Growing up in a home with domestic violence put a tough strain on how I acted and the belief I had in myself. I was quiet, timid, and worst of all scared; scared to shine, scared to rise, scared to be myself. Fast forward to 8th grade when all of this would change for me after joining
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