Chester Youth Summit 2011

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Stomp Out the Violence: The purpose of this high-powered, interactive presentation facilitated by members of “Icons” seeks to educate the attendees on how to rise above cultural, domestic and psychological factors, which may manifest into various forms of violent behavior. This is achieved by attempting to understand, manage, and fight the root causes and influences of violence including the hip-hop culture.
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Recalculating Route: Do you have the skills that will get you the desired success in life that you want? This life skills seminar will shine light on the tools you have and offer ideas you may need to get to your "Next Level". You have been programmed to get the results you are getting now. Let's get reprogrammed for success! We will begin with "the end in mind" and help you develop a GPS to your desired future.
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No More Trauma (Girls Only): Is a workshop that explores the various ways people are impacted by traumatic life events including violence, physical, sexual and verbal abuse and serious accidents. No More Trauma challenges participants to take a serious look at how trauma impacts every part of their lives and how they can and must triumph over trauma.
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No More Trauma (Boys Only): Is a workshop that explores the various ways people are impacted by traumatic life events including violence, physical, sexual and verbal abuse and serious accidents. No More Trauma challenges participants to take a serious look at how trauma impacts every part of their lives and how they can and must triumph over trauma.
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Go Green and Pink (Girls Only): This "girls only" workshop will inspire young women to "Go Pink"! Our high energy activities will empower our young sisters to live purpose-filled lives through the promotion of positive self image, self esteem, sisterhood and service. In the session, we will work to build upon the strengths of our sisters and unleash the beauty that lives within us all.
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American Idol (Boys Only): Often times young men see athletes, rappers and gangsters as idols and role models and they envision for themselves a life filled with money, glamour and glitz. However, in this real world “mentoring session” young men will have the opportunity to engage in character building dialogue and activities with the everyday “Men in the Hood”.
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Follow The Leader: This interactive session will allow young people to identify their individual leadership qualities and explore various leadership styles through instruction and energetic role plays!
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The Streets R Talking: Is an informative youth/adult rap session led by the Chester Youth Council and Chester Mayor and Junior City Council, addressing the growing concerns around teen pregnancy, violence and peer pressure amongst teens in urban communities.
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Beyond the Birds and the Bees: An interactive and hands on exploration of the various options and outcomes of your sexual choices, with a judgment free zone to share your thoughts, concerns, and/or questions about your sexual well being.
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Got Swagg?: According to the urban dictionary, Swagger is “How one presents him or herself to the world. In this session young people will learn to evaluate their own swag and come away with a healthier view of self. Youth will explore the true essence of swagger and how it relates to having a healthy sense of confidence and self-esteem.
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The Story of Stuff: In this workshop, presenters will expose youth to the growing concerns around, over-consumption, waste and pollution in an attempt to heighten awareness and promote greener living. Through the use of film and open dialogue, attendees will learn how they can help create eco-friendly communities and how to advocate for environmental equality in urban areas.
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“Reality TV” For Youth By Youth: This youth-led workshop will explore social justice and community change in urban communities. Through digital media, young people from Allentown, Pa. were able to raise their voices and share their perspectives on community issues that directly affect their lives. Through the use of multi-media, HYPE youth have addressed issues of police discrimination, stereotypes, educational equality and healthy relationships. This workshop will focus on effective methods for utilizing digital storytelling to create lasting community change.
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