Dr. Lori Maldonado I typically focus on positive and uplifting topics in my writing and conversations. However, I feel compelled to address the heavy issue of youth suicide that weighs heavily on my heart. The alarming rise in suicide rates among children aged 10 to 14 cries out for our
Robert Pledger, YDP Teach One to Lead One® graduation ceremonies are special to me. The atmosphere is electric, filled with enthusiasm from students, mentors, and attendees. Recently, we celebrated several Teach One to Lead One (T1 L 1) graduation events in our area. However, one moment that captivates everyone’s attention
As Mother’s Day approaches, I reflect on my journey of not having my own children, but it has only fueled my passion for making a difference in the lives of young people through Teach One to Lead One. Like a mother’s love, I am dedicated to guiding children and youth
Are you ready to unlock your child’s or grandchild’s full potential and set them on a path to success? Look no further! At Teach One to Lead One (Tl L1), we have an exciting opportunity for you and your child. It’s called Mobile Mentor by Tl Ll . Imagine a
Joshua was defiant when we first met him. Joshua’s teacher told us, “He had a lot of outbursts and didn’t want to follow directions. He was very confused.” His teacher and the School Social Worker were constantly working with Joshua. Unfortunately, he couldn’t sit still and was struggling with attention
In 2021, Bark (makers of a digital monitoring app) analyzed more than 3.4 billion messages across email, texts, social media, and many other apps to compile statistics that tell the story about what our kids face today. Although not totally unexpected, the new digital realities were alarming nevertheless. • 85.00%
Interview by Spencer Harvey Advances in technology seem to attract news coverage. Those announcements typically aim to convince us that our lives will somehow improve. We all benefit from faster computers, digital car dashboards, enhanced voice recognition, and more. But some digital technologies have a somewhat silent yet evil effect
Jaylyn is a junior in high school whom I recently ran into. Of course, I see many students while I am out meeting with our mentors in the schools or the classroom where I mentor. However, running into Jaylyn was a special surprise. Jaylyn was a Teach One to Lead
You truly inspire me! When meeting with Teach One to Lead One financial investors and volunteer mentors across our country, I consistently leave those meetings encouraged. Life is full of surprises, some good and some incredibly challenging. Yet, knowing that you and I are working together to reach the next
Tyler is a young man who participated in one of our Teach One to Lead One high school groups. His life story touches deep in the hearts of those who hear it. For you see, Tyler was diagnosed with epilepsy at the age of 11. As we can only imagine,
There is a lot of talk about positive energy nowadays. What does that mean? Young people talk about it often. But what do they mean? In a world surrounded by strife, we can be energy givers. But how? Well, the answer is more accessible than many of us think. Think
Get ready to witness an explosion of positive energy as we unlock the incredible potential of celebrating small wins in children’s and youth’s lives! These seemingly tiny victories hold the key to an unstoppable chain reaction of success, motivation, and unhindered enthusiasm. Picture this: a child demonstrates outstanding behavior, accomplishes
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