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Tonight we feature ways to make a difference in our world. Learn about the organization Amnesty International, the Central Ohio Youth Leadership Summit on the Environment, and fundraising and event planning for charitable causes. Trend Watch covers workout trends.

Youth advisory councils and youth philanthropy are powerful ways to make a difference. Tonight we learn more about the Columbus Medical Association Foundation Youth Advisory Council (YAC) which provides an opportunity for youth ages 13-18 to learn about philanthropy and to participate in grantmaking. Members learn to evaluate projects that are designed to improve the lives of youth through health advocacy, education, and/or prevention.

Thinking of starting a business? This week host Lina will talk with a Columbus teen entrepreneur about starting her own small business baking and selling cupcakes. What do you need to do to start your own business? Trend Watch features America's current obsession with voice synthesizers.

"Green Chucks" interviews Alison Plunkett from Career Connection at the Ohio State University. She is a career counselor and has worked with numerous amounts of students who are seeking employment, internship, opportunities, as well as answering the question: what do I want to do with my life? She works closely with students and continuing education adults to help them learn about their values, interests, and strengths. In the interview Alison talks with Bridgette about how to write a resume and cover letter the right way so that you are able to attain employment!
 

Youth Beat reporter Trisha interviews a mother about her struggles and triumphs with Multiple Sclerosis, a disease that affects over 2 million people worldwide. We also learn more about medical research to improve quality of life.

Youth Beat host Nishant interviews Neethi Johnson about the work of the Columubs Medical Association Foundation Youth Advisory Council. Learn about grant opportunities for your organization and to meet the health needs of Central Ohio's youth.

Now that spring is here, it's time to start thinking about summer employment. Learn how to do a resume and cover letter that will impress potential employers and help you obtain your dream job.

Youth Beat reporters gathered interesting and insightful perspectives on both Cuba and India. In the first segment a student talks about the positives and negatives she noticed while visiting Cuba, as well as her past experiences and plans for the future. Then, an Ohio State graduate student talks about the ways in which growing up in the Himalayas has shaped her views on global climate change, and what she thinks can be done in both the United States and India to improve the environment.

Youth Beat reporters gathered interesting and insightful perspectives on both Cuba and India. In the first segment a student talks about the positives and negatives she noticed while visiting Cuba, as well as her past experiences and plans for the future. Then, an Ohio State graduate student talks about the ways in which growing up in the Himalayas has shaped her views on global climate change, and what she thinks can be done in both the United States and India to improve the environment.

Youth Beat reporters gathered interesting and insightful perspectives on both Cuba and India. In the first segment a student talks about the positives and negatives she noticed while visiting Cuba, as well as her past experiences and plans for the future. Then, an Ohio State graduate student talks about the ways in which growing up in the Himalayas has shaped her views on global climate change, and what she thinks can be done in both the United States and India to improve the environment.

Youth Beat reporters gathered interesting and insightful perspectives on both Cuba and India. In the first segment a student talks about the positives and negatives she noticed while visiting Cuba, as well as her past experiences and plans for the future. Then, an Ohio State graduate student talks about the ways in which growing up in the Himalayas has shaped her views on global climate change, and what she thinks can be done in both the United States and India to improve the environment.