it's young people but it's also beyond young people. it's workers, it's immigrants it's like everybody, right. and i think it's important that people have that conversation. i don't have an answer that makes sense for everyone, i think everything will look different in different districts. there's different constituencies. politics. everything like that. i think having the conversation first and foremost is like the first step. the next step is actually acting upon it. so we're kind of in that, we're in between those figuring out what the systems of accountability going to look like? what does it look like to co-govern, what does it loot like -- it look like in a state legislature where we're not going to have any wins there, the republicans have a super majority and we have a fascist governor in florida, we have a lot ogoing on. it has to be local specific. for a lot of folks it may be how are we engaging at the state level as well. for us it's a conversation, but how do we engage at a local level. what does mutual aid look like and ho

than young man. we saw support among young black voters. hovering around 90%. young white voters in the 50s or 60s. and then obviously, continued sort of real difference between those who went to college or -- i'm curious how you all think. christina, you touch a bit about this in terms of the messaging approach. for different audiences. just to reflect on how we should be thinking about that more broadly in not assuming that there is one issue or one message is going to kind of click with all young voters. maybe go across. >> absolutely. i think russell was completely correct in that young women were in our polling specifically show that abortion was the number one issue. when they left the polls. we saw that dnc set a similar thing. across gender and the race, we are also seeing inflation as a really big pain point. this was really across generations. with gen z feeling it a bit less but this is something that i think we all feel when we go to the grocery store. it's not for me to ignore. i think r

young men. we saw support among young black voters around 90%, young white voterses in 50's or 60's and obviously continues to be a real difference between those who went to college or -- so i'm curious how you all think, we talked a little about this in terms of a mess aning approach for different audiences but to reflect on how we should be thinking about that more broadly, not assuming there's one issue or one message that's going to click with all young voters. maybe go across. >> absolutely. i think christina was completely correct in that young women were, in our polling specifically showed that abortion was their number one issue when they left the polls. we saw that gen-z said a similar thing. across gender and race we were seeing inflation as a beg point point and this was across generations with gen-z feeling it a little bit less. this is something i think we all feel when we go to the grocery store. it's not something to ignore. i think revisioning an economy that's going to work for

we still see young voters, 3/4 of young voters are not showing up. they still vote at a lower rate than older generations. just a broader reflection on -- as great as the story has been, i think tuft university showed that they used to come out at a rate 206%. in nine battleground states in midterm it was closer to 31%. which is a huge shift that takes resources and investment. yet none of us want to be satisfied with 31% turn out rate. there's opportunities to grow here. what does that look like moving forward? rachael: i would say education is extremely important. while college campuses as we noted is an important place for civic engagement, i think including more education when they are younger, when students are in public education, or private school, whatever, wherever they are, is really important to make sure that we have an emphasis on civic engagement. i think one thing i wanted to note that, in our post election survey, we actually had this incredible number. we asked among voters what have they done since the 2020 election. have they donat

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so many young people die themselves. house, you know, perpetrated violence again are the young people themselves have also been victims, multiple times, repeat victimization, and said, is this, i call victimization, not healing, victimization, healing got to be fair. if there's no that can protect you, if there's no one that can prevent that harmless thought that harm or support you all you've experienced palm. why wouldn't young people take matters in the hands? and that's something that doesn't get enough attention to something that i've heard a lot was reporting on the fine is that a lot of young men feel unsafe and they don't feel like there is anybody that's going to come and help them. they don't feel like they trust the police. i can think of something that would make young men feel more safe in the u. k. i think we have to challenge like what is the notion of safety and why she is safety? because the way the law politicians talk about is like net the street with as many police officers. and that's like safety for

also i think we can young voter, the first amateur consuming people's minds is a young person, a young white person usually on a college campus. that is actually not the majority of who we are talking to. well need to remember this is te most diverse generation in american history. this is the most generation. there was a quick clear divide that were lgbt, the biggest distinction of how many voted for progressive. also when we think about the backbone of the democratic party oftentimes people think of a young o african-american or youg latina woman. the most common age for latino enough and have been ati commitment to the first child his age 25. we are talked about a lot of young working-class families and working families and we need to make sure our messaging region speaks to that. .. >> they college educated or not college and educated. and it isn't to say -- it changes what their pain points are. we have to speak to people's pain so that they can understand that they have to make progressive change. >> yeah. the quick thing i'll say on this is i think one of the big problemse with

the young people for fun is on a mission to empower young people and communities to fight for just this piece on frieda. and we support young people who have experienced violence to create change in their own lives, in our community and in society. and so it's about community empowerment, it's about uplifting young people. so you'd be able to 5 and not just survive. you've also got a background in law. you complete a law degree. how much do you feel that has impacted your work in the community and wellness of the situations that people come up against when i went to university and i was study in law that when i 1st realized how detached the legal system or the study of the legal system is from the reality. oh, i had an experience where in one lecture, when we were learning about families about fighting for justice to their loved ones, being incarcerate for things that they haven't done. well, we're talking about direct be affecting my community and the future lawyers passing around really couldn't care about me. i realized i want to do our system from the inside. don't get me wrong. i r

the 2nd issue is also about safety of young people. a lot of young girls are very unsafe, they don't feel predicted in the community. and very often baggage is considered a way of placing them in safety. so these 2 are very, very prominent. so you see a lot of the community, especially in the nor middle class who probably think or you know that if i try, if my child is married, then she is part of a larger family. she is protected. and nick, she would have to look at if she can produce what you see through. they're not big but much more. so she's got it. now at the legislative level, are there moves to ban this practice state by state and, and why does there appear to be a lack of political will on this matter on so many fronts? a legislative mean india are in more. steve child marriage is early, marriage is not allowed until the boy is 21, and girl is 18. so there is a differentiate. there have been some arguments and why should be differential? can both be, you know, 21. but the point is that the existing legislation, the only differ

and i think from the very young to the much old as an adult since, and the number of very young children getting married has reduced significantly. that is something you've all noticed that you don't have to them in 2 year or the 5 year was getting measured by got it all see you will see older young dollars is married. but what you've seen on the, for instance, something like cor, we'd happens, the child madison increase because the community feel was available. they don't, they, they're trying to protect their families. can see. i think of the political will. i think they do a lot of pressure on the government to actually respond to the situation. but the problem, julie is the responses the last legislative and what our children are constantly talking about. young people use that up to 18 is fine. nobody is contesting that it makes a lot of sense. but there was a recent move in the country to move. the age of marriage goes to $21.00. and the power of young people has said that is not ok. because the minute you increase age of marriage to $21.00, what happens is that any i bill act of li

this exhibition is a good opportunity, and for young people and not only young people to learn aboutievement of belarusian science, but to find out in general in what directions belarusian science is developing and to look at, e, interesting exhibits that are presented here, i liked the transparent tv and all sorts of cars there too unusual very interesting to try and see everything to find out, the most advanced mailing lists of the husband’s skin exposition, that the day is hunting, and already the fierce belarusian know-how is laying a route for a couple of ions of ukraine bringing youth councils to develop students of joy and form prospects for smart personnel reserve in the implementation of the youth policy is not yet about a comprehensive watercolor at the mayor near the center of the gromodyanskaya vaga, the patriotic exhalation of children, the flight at the social operating room, the guarantors poured so much on the youth initiative a bunch of new actions and addiction projects in the year of her hundred memory jumped 30 inches to pies. he remember, usid the memory of the s

today we have a young talent, a young film director, kirill khaletsky. hello kirill you probably wonder why we invited you to the studio, right? yes, where did we find out about you, but i’ll tell you right away from the director of the very experienced well-known elena turova, who, as you know, is obsessed with the idea of ​​​​letting new young blood in our e, many-part belarusian cinema. let's see the plot. nogo cinema launched on the base, belarus of the film a new division a launching pad for beginners in the industry here graduates of specialized universities and unrecognized talents from all over the country will study filmmaking and develop a portfolio for young people no genre restrictions will be filmed and short feature films and commercials and tv series preference for short metru youth studio is also a kind of creative group of the national film studio. experimental laboratories , pickings, round tables and seminars will be held here, and you will this youth studio is silent. it's called youth film studio top star. a film director, to be prec

so that young person was camilla camilla shand was her maiden name. so modern fee ah. rush away, the resolution and spontaneous camilla was able to speak freely with the young prince. she even talked openly about her great grandmother alice keppel, the long time mistress of charles was ancestor king edward the 7 m. yeah, up in cobb county is sick or more. pamela had the great advantage of knowing how to speak to charles. she understood his longing for informality and simultaneous refusal of familiarity because she knew the windsor as well. so their conversation was completely natural, and of course the 2 fell in love to atone by macola. since of it, i don't know if it was love at 1st sight sleep, but something suddenly clicked and they began seeing one another. right. hello. yes of we're camilla rosemary shand was born on july 17th, 19472 rosalind couplet daughter of the 3rd, an ash kim and her husband major bruce shell. she grew up in sussex, and as a member of the aristocracy traveled in the same circles as charles ah, come here back to holmes, it i

in our young people. not by any fault of their own. adolescence is a time of incredible maturation and for some this maturing process goes awry. leading to the emergence of severe psychiatric disorders. these illnesses don't discriminate. they were present precovid, and they're still present now with a little bit of a different context. globally, these illnesses lead to the greatest costs both directly and indirectly. so what is psychosis? psychosis can be described as loss of touch with reality. examples of psychosis symptoms are hallucinations, confusion and delusions. these experiences start small like mishearing sounds as voices. or beginning to feel as if people are watching you. this paranoid feeling can turn into a belief, a delusion, where one is convinced the world is literally out to get them and it is difficult but very necessary to imagine what this might feel like for a young person. some facts about psychosis. three out 1600 people will experience psychosis in their lifetime, mostly occurring for the first time between ag

encourage drinking among young --eole? . �* , encourage drinking among young neale? �*, ., , , ., people? that's really good question. it's almost unprecedented _ people? that's really good question. it's almost unprecedented in - people? that's really good question. it's almost unprecedented in the - it's almost unprecedented in the alcohol policy field of a government suggest increasing drinking because i would assume that any money that is made from the taxation of alcohol would be offset by problems to hospitals and societies. so, indeed, it is a very perplexing case. your field of study _ it is a very perplexing case. your field of study is _ it is a very perplexing case. your field of study is looking - it is a very perplexing case. your field of study is looking at - it is a very perplexing case. your field of study is looking at why young people, particularly in some parts of the world are drinking less alcohol, what if you found? it’s alcohol, what if you found? it's uuite alcohol, what if you found? it�*s quite interesting that young people are driving a ch

people, young managers, young agents , young thinkers, young activists in all political, economic, cultural international fields, as well as in the fields of religion. and morality, spirituality, and justice should shoulder the burden of responsibility use the experiences and lessons of the past, apply the revolutionary outlook, revolutionary spirit, and jihad action , and make air aziz a complete model of the advanced islamic system. the important thing that future makers should keep in mind is that they live in a country that in terms of natural and human capacities, it is unique and many of these capacities have remained unused or underutilized due to the negligence of those involved. high prices and young and revolutionary motivations will be able to make a difference in the material and spiritual progress of the country. the garden of this leap is the creation of the country's most promising capacity of energy a talented and efficient human being with a deep and authentic foundation of faith and religion. the young population under 40 years old, an important part of which is the result

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how does the young man again to think about such a vocation? >> it's a great struggle and as everyone knows, the numbers are not great. we do not have many men in the seminary. other places in the country are doing better than where we are on the west coast . it is a vocation crisis and we are not seeing people getting married in the church anymore. it's a realization that our life is a gift . god gave us our life through our parents and the ultimate fundamental question is how am i called to take this life which is a gift and offer it back? how is god calling me to offer my life as a gift ? that is the meaning and purpose of life and the more young people will be open to the vocation of marriage and to the priesthood into other vocations . they have to ask that question first before we can get them on the path of the potential priesthood vocation . >> marriage is a vocation and i can attest that i married and there were times that if it were not my vocation and calling that it would be difficult but it continues because it is a sacred obligati

b g o z young. wow. says this is kind of what he thinks it then foster judy of being why wait hand to lee the hotel now? chase again. this is the, you'll mean to jackson, the warrior, w o g j, a taiwan, sensually mean to fan kinda feature again. these carefully chosen words from ty, one's 1st female president, sy, in when allude to the threat that china opposes to taiwan. the archipelago is not recognized as a nation or as a territory even by international bodies such as the united nations and the world health organization. dis, by being diplomatically isolated taiwan has found ways to exist independently since the appointment of president sy, in one in 2016, the government has developed a digital democracy with help from its young internet savvy workers and it citizens i'm ology tonton is dish to minister. i where can not afford to government bo, with the government, and i work not for the people the with the people. during the corona virus crisis, many governments ramped up their use of digital resourc

you see young people stepping forward. mr. williams, thank you for your example that we will hear of how you have used grief in your life in order to lead people your age to mental health homeless. an example of my own state, -- but after coming out of that, used to experience in the kind of process of events that lie detestable state to help mothers and peers avoid it. that is the way our democracy works. it is not just the folks on this dais helping those younger people who are our future leaders, but those younger people are providing leadership in and of themselves so they helped prepare themselves to be our future leaders. with that, i yield. >> thank you. ranking member cassidy. we will turn to our witness introductions. i will provide several and our first witness is doctor sharon hoover. at dr. hoover is a licensed clinical psychologist and professor at the university of maryland school of medicine, division of child and adult psychiatry. doctor hoover is the co-director of the national center for school mental health

we will have to invest in young men and women. what we want to do is we want to give people an opportunity to do great things. we want them to be all they can be. [laughter] >> that is a catchy phrase. >> that is a great rundown. if you've got a question, raise your hand. >> on your guard, good to see you again. >> probably more of the state department or administration question. >> raisi china want to go visit saudi arabia. kind of keeping tabs on the nations, brazil, india, china, russia. their combined efforts to seeking left of conflict, how we use fiscal policy to shape the narrative. what would happen if we were to lose our global reserve currency status and if oil was globally priced. it is a problem that is shaping a bigger narrative across the globe. i hope you have some guidance for me. it is going to be ok. this concerns me. >> that is a great question. for somebody else. i have a little expertise. the point is well taken. i would say when you look at levers of power that people have, we certainly want to deter or prese

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he was a young university professor young with a strong personality. he was very direct funding to be. and do the whole in is one day, they took him in each b t, as they threw him into the river. he thought, and he drowned. i'll give dude. yeah. get alger j is ah, it you jihad? it was part of a plan to bring the taiwanese elite under control. got 3 members of my family were vic collierville gigi. ah, coleman tongue arrived. we quickly realized how backwards they were. particularly when compared to the developments introduced by the japanese to be in the model. i want, i want, as taiwan don't, china is china doesn't work for the taiwanese. they're 2 different cultures, which is so warm, gentle, you tell them the 3 accepted this government. he chose not don't why mingled highway until so long. ah, at the end of the war, taiwan took a seat as a permanent member of the security council. the call meantime, party was ruling the islands with an iron fist and enforcing colonial policies. continental chinese culture was given predominance freedoms were suppress

brazil, but i think he's also for that way for a lot of people outside of the country, people too young to ever see him play live. so many of his games, not even on video because they were played so long ago, but still he seen as a very particular unique kind of genius. ah. so this is out there are these, all the top stories and brazil's at new president louis and nazi alluded to. silva has promised to rebuild the country after being sworn in for an unprecedented sad time. he said democracy was the true winner of october election, which he narrowly defeated chapel sanara. or you left a message over 0. this is different from south to day. i'll message to brazil is one of hope and reconstruction. the law sovereignty and development that destination built since 1988 has been systematically demolished in recent years. it has to rebuild these national rights and values that will guide all our efforts. and international monetary fun says it expects a 3rd of the global economy to go into recession this year. as director says 2023 will be even tougher than the previous 12 months. the i m f blam

brother in law lame young soon. who was both the director of the home and a newly ordained pastor would take over, according to survivors like choice olu, immune from mccloud law. so israel m had only made or more. yeah. good. later when would you pay a visa? some impaired did really clear the monitor under the hoodie chevelle north voice when you can survive is accused parking limb of using religion to justify the heretic abuse, and to then profit from their pain to cause a lot on our with our some of the law chung other unions, us house, i will it cuz i mean manage on going to look on sugarloaf is a little new or horner legible. lee was made to copy drugs to thank you. letters to seen to donors within there is a show since you push a political joke on interesting some which i will assume you are more. they want to talk in that article more peers, attrition, elijah mo, kill you. the whole money turned him also to wanted to see his in law august mid i . hey, eva law. any time in the medicine the tomorrow they will s

what is your dream young man? or maybe we'll go to grandma's?s are waiting for the team. money is the only thing from there? maybe his somehow? money will distract us, we will take it. an order was received to take the slug. how to take how like gills the authorities believe that because of this stupid story, the entire disinformation operation has failed. vereshchagin figured it out yet, vladimir ivanovich, but it’s useless to even have evidence in his hands; he does n’t have the documents of the deck. lie by courier oh, if you're so smart, why so poor, and you don't know, why is your hand bandaged? killed you are unlucky overhaul on skladukha, i'm to the poor wife. so unlucky. although i'm starting to doubt it once in a person's life, a wonderful girl. although, in principle, it's good. do you think i feel? one, against all the rules, with some antediluvian fart in his hands, you can’t buy a christmas tree for your life, took a step towards. say i love you. there are 10 million euros here. where is my helicopter? can you use some other mode of

and whoever young person today grappling with fear, i will speak to you.therby fear of finding a good career or home you can afford to buy, or fear the planet in peril or tax on democracy at home or abroad for the effects of inflation, or fear of any of the other crazy things in our society today, if there is one message that i can give to you it is this. the future of our state is not written in the stars, it is for us, the freed men and of utah, to dictate our destiny and if i could turn your fears into one thing, it would be faith. i don't mean faith in the religious sense although i am a problem of the component that as well but thinking good things to come. faith in us, faith in yourself and faith in our capacity and commitment to solve today's our problems together. using future worth being excited about to anyone who believes the next generation in utah, will be worse off than their parents, my message is simple, not now and not on our watch. ... and you are not alone. the largest variable and student outcomes is the quality of the teacher. i have s

shows the view of our young authors of young artists in the world in which they live art, presentedf young authors. it characterizes them as thoughtful serious realists. the current generation of young authors studies a person from the position that he is and plus through his unconditional experience, here are picturesque graphic works - this is reflected in what about the participants who these young talents, you know, this year it turned out, that young authors, they are in the lead, these are students of our universities, there are more participants namely the students. i see this as a very good sign, because the sooner the author begins to exhibit and the more so to declare himself on such a high bar. well, so much the better in the end. it will already be, as they say, a shot sparrow, the winners have already been determined, tell us, what did you rely on when choosing a job as winners, well, first of all, on the criteria by which we are determined, art. you know, the easiest way there, as it seems to many, is to do abstract work. this is an absolute delusion of abstract work i

good turn by the young. we are more shouting to own china. today's the believe they were stopped paul for profit, and it appears from our investigations that pastor, liam, and park in can had criminal form. when it came to clothing donations. we found a 1976 newspaper article reporting the 2 were arrested and charged with embezzlement. so at that time, there were running an early version of the brother's home and profiting out of don't anger clothing, selling thousands of dollars was to retail stores. and then just a few months later, part changed his name from park song hark to parking in. and they set up a new version of the brothers home with him as the hand and limb young soon as a director. and this is after they were charged with embezzlement. but in the governments, 1981 brothers home promotional film, it's the inmates who portrayed as the criminal whistle head on parks, wife lim, sung soon makes a cameo appearance as the victim of a violent assault. but survivors the leg. she was anything bosh, a victim, like a husband and her brother

i mean, issue oriented leadership development, young people that understand the issues, young people who have had analyzed and have given the tools to be able to analyze the issues and people who have the the long term commitment they've. dennis and you've to. simpson and all of these people and dori land that were embedded in these communities you know general dave dennis first was always on the move i remember because i, i never dropped out of college. i stayed in school. i didn't drop out. dave, dave left elected, came to mississippi and let me tell you, dave was always moved and he was always moving. dave probably had the fastest car in mississippi. i mean, he was always on the move in. but but then as he pointed out, he was only 20 years old. i am a few much older than dave when we were in those meetings after dave was much older because he he was mature, he, i mean, he was on the move. he spoke in, he was in charge. and we need more. dave dennis's of the world because and this is leadership i mean the community that he described, a lot of us and dave these can describe how we w