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Lifelong learners, teachers and leaders

June 9, 2017 by Savannha Pyatt Leave a Comment

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  • Young king forever focused (David, Age 16)
  • Breathing life into the future (Monique Liston)
  • Visions for the future are endless (Sean, Age 16)
  • Sometimes bright minds face dark beginnings. Hidden lights of hope (Vondell, Age 15)
  • I stand for something and won't fall for anything (William, Age 16)
  • Hard times and hard work are a signs of purpose (Hakeem, Age 16)
  • The strength to make everything out of nothing (Enrique Murguia)
  • My choice is happiness (Simone, Age 15)

Savannha Pyatt works with Urban Underground through the Public Allies Milwaukee program.

Urban Underground is a youth-serving organization that promotes a culture of excellence, a commitment to justice, and a pursuit of leadership that is courageous, inclusive, and accountable.

In this gallery, I captured images of young people from Urban Underground while they were working on our online publication, Youth Rise Milwaukee Magazine. During this process, they interviewed different activists that do work within Milwaukee to tell their stories from the youths lens.

Using their individual talents and opening themselves up to new experiences, these are young people making a difference in their communities and creating the future we dream of.

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