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Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Challenge
By Electric Cooperatives of SCEducation
Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Challenge episodes
- 2023 Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Group 1
Leila Blackwell, Charlotte Burns and Alex Rosier describe what South Carolina means to them.
7 min - Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Group 2
Grayson Hodge, Kayliegh Lloyd, Janiyah Burns and Amir Goolsby describe what South Carolina means to them.
8 min - 2023 Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Group 3
HB Walling, Sophie Love, Mary Williams and D'Asia Kennedy describe what South Carolina means to them.
8 min - 2023 Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Group 4
Heather Greenwald, Kelsey McBee, Madeline Rambo and Addison Calhoun describe what South Carolina means to them.
8 min - 2023 Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Group 6
Zacora Scott, Maya Miller, Bella Johnson and Josh Wallace describe what South Carolina means to them.
7 min - 2023 Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Group 8
Owen Roddy, Charlie Bond, Danny Clancy and Tabias Hennigan describe what South Carolina means to them.
8 min - 2023 Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Group 10
Grant Taylor, Mark Singleton, JR Robinson and Mason Durant describe what South Carolina means to them.
7 min - 2023 Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Group 11
Jack Keller describes what South Carolina means to him.
7 min - 2023 Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Group 12
Alexandru Mut, Roman Phillips, Jordan Smith and Jason Smith discuss what South Carolina means to them.
8 min - 2022 Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Group 1
Students Rebekha Patel (Black River), Olivia Sumner (Coastal), Kinsley Mixon (Berkeley), and Cadence Brown (Aiken) answer the question: Given the turbulence in our nation and around the globe, how can young people impact their local communities?
8 min
About Cooperative Youth Summit Podcast Challenge
From the publisher's feed
In the summer of 2022, 37 high school students worked in groups to create podcasts that answered this question: How can young people impact their local communities in a turbulent time?
In the summer of 2021, 74 high school students from S.C. worked in groups to create podcasts to reflect what this country means to them. In July, those podcasts will be available here.
In the summer of 2020, another group of students worked in groups to create podcasts that answer the question: How have the events of 2020 affected your generation? Those podcasts are available below.