Putting the UNITY Back in Community
Putting the UNITY Back in Community
Putting the UNITY Back in Community
The future is bright with this group of young, inspired leaders. 18-year-old Joanay Benton and 13-year-old Malayiah Jones are the chairwomen of their schools' Native UNITY programs and have big plans for the future. Lynne Ray Smith and Denari Rangel also join us to show the true power of UNITY.
“Being assertive and being bossy are two different things.” -Joanay Benton
Find out more about UNITY and our other youth programs by calling (619) 445-1188 Ext. 650
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