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November 9, 2014 by admin
Donovan Livingston was one of the original mentors for Movement of Youth when the organization was first getting its start; he was involved with the program from 2006-2009. When asked what he gained as a mentor for the organization, Livingston says that Movement of Youth gave him a profound understanding of himself and his personal…Read More
November 8, 2014 by admin
Maya Dantzler is a junior at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill majoring in Advertising. She has been involved with MOY for a combination of three years; she was a mentee with the program for two years during high school, and has been a mentor with the program for one year. Maya says…Read More
November 8, 2014 by admin
North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University’s Movement of Youth site, led by Site Director David Reavis, has a new project in the works. The A&T MOY site is partnering with GPS, a North Carolina distributor of industrial use materials. David says that Movement of Youth executive director Atrayus Goode introduced him to the…Read More
October 13, 2014 by admin
Movement of Youth participant and Durham Tech Middle College High School senior Inestin Petit-Homme was presented the Hard Corps Service Award and the Mayor Service Award on Tuesday, September 30. The Hard Corps Service award is given to students who complete at least 50 volunteer hours during the school year, while the Mayor Service Award…Read More
October 13, 2014 by admin
Movement of Youth mentor and NCCU Site Director Dominique Littles was recently accepted into the Introduction to Clinical Pathology and Basic Science of Infectious Tropical Disease Medical Internship. She will be leaving for Peru on Dec. 12 to work in the medical field in the city of Cusco. During her ten days there, Dominique will…Read More
October 13, 2014 by admin
This school year’s student executive members were chosen at the Aug. 23 Movement of Youth board of directors meeting. As part of Atrayus Goode’s “20 by 2020” expansion plan, the organization has moved forward with choosing separate executive members for each university site. By the Spring 2015 semester, each site will be operating independently. In…Read More