Articles in the The PoP Movement Category
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Leslie Engle, PoP Laos Country Director, writes about the power of a pencil.
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The PoP Intern team recently created “PoP in the Park Night” at Bryant Park in NYC. Dalton HS student and brilliant PoP Intern Flo Wen writes about her experience.
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One of our amazing high school interns, Ashley Wilens, writes about one of her recent experiences working as part of the PoP team this summer.
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PoP is dedicated to empowering every person to make a difference, especially youth. To prove it once again, we’re having one of YOU design our new T-shirt.
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Eva, one of the incredible Pencils of Promise interns for the summer, writes about the inspiring PoP Leadership Workshop last week.
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About a week ago I sent out an email to our internal team of 100+ members across the country to share all of the recent progress that PoP has gone through. Based on that response, I figured it would be best to share it with all of you as well.
(Photo Credit: Bryce Eriksen)
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Max Clermont, one of our amazing Pencils of Promise interns for the summer, shares his thoughts and feelings about his first day interning with PoP.
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One of the first questions we ask is what they want most for their community. We won’t be giving it to them; we’ll be helping them create it for themselves.
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5 years ago I started backpacking across the globe, and the seeds for what would one day become Pencils of Promise were sown. They came in the form of questions, most specifically What do you want most?
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Filmmaker Philip Buiser of Two Penguins Productions spent two weeks in Laos documenting the opening of PoP schools and profiling some remarkable people in Lao culture. Click to read the final installment of a three-post series.