Choose to be Curious Ep. #54: How to Change the World, with the Students of Central Falls High School
May 16, 2018
Sixteen students embark on a transformative journey in Washington, D.C., showcasing their insights on social change. They discuss the power of curiosity in advocacy and leadership, emphasizing their responsibility to contribute to their communities. Through a program designed to empower young voices, they reflect on personal growth and the joys of learning in urban settings. Their stories illustrate how curiosity fuels innovative thinking and community engagement, inspiring others to tackle pressing social issues.
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Central Falls Students' Transformative Trip
- Seth Kolker shares how Central Falls students learn to change the world through a special class and one-week DC trip.
- Students meet local changemakers, practice skills, and engage with national leaders and organizations.
Students Embrace Challenges to Learn
- Todd, Dakota, and Cielo describe how the class gave them unique opportunities despite limited core classes.
- They faced challenges like decision-making and fundraising but found it fun and productive.
Meeting Senators and Engaging in Politics
- Students reflect on visiting landmarks like the Capitol, meeting senators, and learning about political processes.
- They highlight the rarity of meeting their full legislative team and engaging in simulations on real-world issues.