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presents: "Doing the Right Thing" Youth Expo Louisville's Showcase of Youth Services
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Jacob Latimore
15-year old Jacob Latimore possesses vocal talent that spans far beyond his years, proving that age is nothing but a number when it comes to performing. Considering the stage his second home, the young teen with a seasoned voice declares, “I love performing, this is what I do. I am not forced to do this; I do it because I love it.”
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Chess in the West
Maurice Ashley The first African-American International Chess Grandmaster and author of "CHESS FOR SUCCESS"
Maurice will lead a workshop on game theory and strategic thinking. This is open to all metro Louisville youth chess clubs, and anyone interested in the game of chess. Chess in the West is part of Idea Festival and Thrivals5.0
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Exhibitor Space Available Reserve an Exhibitor Booth to promote your opportunities for youth and families. Reservations are made on a first-come, first-serve basis. Space is limited, so please act quickly. Register your booth online here. Download Form.
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Oratorical Competition (sponsored by George Merrifield and St. Jude Family Life Foundation)
Louisville's premiere youth public speaking contest, designed to inspire and motivate youth to be actively engaged in key civic affairs.
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"Doing the Right Thing" Youth and Youth Advocate Recognition Ceremony
Individuals and youth groups who are "doing the right thing" receive public recognition.
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See talented youth and youth groups presenting positive, up-lifting performances. Includes youth choirs, musicians, artists, singers, poets, dancers, rappers and other types of performers.
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The school with the most registered attendees at the "Doing The Right Thing" Youth Expo will be awarded $500
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youth development sponsors & collaborators
 
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Join us on Saturday morning before the"Doing the Right Thing"Youth Expofor theWalk to Defeat Childhood ObesitySeptember 22, 2012 - Registration begins at 9:00am |
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As an active partner, leader and catalyst we will assist African Americans, other minority groups and the disadvantaged to attain social and economic equality and stability through direct services and advocacy. The Louisville Urban League is a non-profit 501(c)3 charitable organization serving the Louisville community since 1921. The Louisville Urban League provides workforce development services, housing services, and youth development & education services to more than 12,000 annually. For more information about the League and its programs, visit www.lul.orgLouisville Urban League Mission:
Louisville Urban League
1535 West Broadway, Louisville, KY 40203
(502) 585-4622 www.lul.org