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Pop singer, recording artist, professional dancerДЄcoustic and experimental band, recording artists Help Save Lives! Please Click Below: DonateД«elow are just a few of the team members. Suicide Survivors Forum - Click for Info! ItвЂ™s a wonderful way to broaden peopleвЂ™s views on other is a 501c3 NON-PROFIT Organization and Website 'I give tours to all ages and nationalities вЂ“ children, bored teens, adults, and grandparents, who usually give me a treat. 'It's thrilling to think of people walking out of the tours with new information,' Lee said. Since 2010, she has given tours to promote the culture and language of Korea. Lee volunteers her time giving tours with the SmithsonianвЂ™s Korean Arts Foundation. *Ji Young Lee вЂ“West Springfield High School The students have taught me to be open-minded, and open my eyes to all the great people around me.' Kim volunteers her time with a social and recreation club that helps teens with special needs that meets at Washington Irving Middle School. She also created wristbands to help flood victims from Indonesia. To support various nonprofits that emphasize cultural diversity, she creates and sells origami art. Diversity is such an amazing thing to me,' she said. 'I went to an International School where there were most Korean students, so I was the minority.

*Emily Domingue вЂ“ Lake Braddock Secondary SchoolДomingue, who has traveled the globe with her military family, recently lived in Indonesia before enrolling at Lake Braddock last year. 'I like to teach that when you give, it will be given back to you.' 'I try to challenge them to make friends and give a helping hand,' she said. She also tutors students in Friends from Ghana two to three times each week. 'I help with their homework, and I love the fact that they only look at inside of a person, not at the outside,' Sampene said. Sampene works with fourth graders at Bren Mar Park Elementary School. Domingue creates Origami art (pictured) and sells it to support diversity programs. The high school juniors were all American Association of University Women (AAUW) Diversity Award Winners during a ceremony at Braddock Hall in Burke on Thursday, April 26. The ceremony was held Thursday, April 26, at the Braddock Hall in Burke.ДЇrom left, Emily Domingue of Lake Braddock Secondary School, Ji Young Lee of West Springfield High School, Alishia Sampene of Annandale High School and Sophia Kim of Robert E. This yearвЂ™s awards went to four high school juniors, who received grants from Apple Federal Credit Union. 'The community should be proud to know many high school girls, on a significant level, are consistently working to promote better understanding and appreciation of the differences among people in our society,' Shows said. To level the playing field, Shows, a retired Lake Braddock world history teacher, launched the annual American Association of University Women (AAUW) Diversity Awards ceremony for the Springfield-Annandale AAUW chapter. 'It was that moment, and I think everyone has those moments, when I knew I wanted to do something to level the playing field,' Shows said. He told her to stick to something 'more appropriate for a woman,' insisting she could not possibly teach world history because she had not fought in any war. In the late 1940s, she told her college advisor that she wanted to be a world history teacher. Joanna Shows remembers what it was like to be held back, just because she was a woman.

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