Until I attended the Kids Vote dinner earlier this year, I really didn’t know much about the program. Now I’m a fan.
I’ve been interviewed by kids who produced a video of the interviews, which is linked to this website. The kids decided on the questions to ask the candidates. They produced the video from top to bottom: kids interviewed, operated the camera, edited.
There have been a series of articles written by kids in the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel. Today’s article is linked below, because it is about the Senate District 7 race.
And finally they worked with the League of Women Voters to produce the Konola/King debate tonight. This debate is free and open to the public. We’ve linked to their website below.
This is a wonderful organization, busy helping the voters of tomorrow learn all about the election process. Kudos to Kids Vote.
Homework:
High School Senior's Reporting on Konola/King race
Kids Vote Website (and video)
http://www.lwvmesa.org/
I’ve been interviewed by kids who produced a video of the interviews, which is linked to this website. The kids decided on the questions to ask the candidates. They produced the video from top to bottom: kids interviewed, operated the camera, edited.
There have been a series of articles written by kids in the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel. Today’s article is linked below, because it is about the Senate District 7 race.
And finally they worked with the League of Women Voters to produce the Konola/King debate tonight. This debate is free and open to the public. We’ve linked to their website below.
This is a wonderful organization, busy helping the voters of tomorrow learn all about the election process. Kudos to Kids Vote.
Homework:
High School Senior's Reporting on Konola/King race
Kids Vote Website (and video)
http://www.lwvmesa.org/
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