Teen Summit


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	The theme was “Building a Global Community.” The 2004 Teen Summit brought together over 180 youth and 70 chaperones from across the United States and from 15 countries. Some came from as far away as South Africa, the Philippines, India, and Australia. The teens, ages 13 to 18, gathered in Boston to use their new technology skills and imaginations to develop solutions to issues faced by their communities. Home again, the youth will continue to enrich the global community of the Computer Clubhouse Network.
Videos (all in Windows Media format) Conan O'Brien's greeting at the C2C Fair (courtesy of NBC Studios) slow connection (5:51, 4.3 MB) fast connection (5:51, 15 MB) CN8 nitebeat (New England), July 20, 2004 Barry Nolan interviews Gail Breslow, Franklin Moore, and Erika Sanchez (Courtesy of CN8) slow connection (12:06, 8.8 MB) fast connection (12:06, 31.5 MB) Teen Summit Special Projects Action Team (SPAT): short version (11:48, 8.25MB) short version, larger window (11:48, 27.1MB) longer version (19:21, 27.7MB) The Website (created by teens at the Summit) Trip to WGBH The Art Show at the Museum of Science	Press Hindustan Times, August 26, 2004 The Boston Globe, August 15, 2004 Lakewood (CO) News, August 5, 2004 Miami Herald, August 1, 2004 Mass High Tech, July 26, 2004 WBUR.ORG, July 16, 2004 The Arizona Republic, July 14, 2004 Teen journalists cover the Summit Participants Remember Break Away Technologies, Los Angeles CA, USA, courtesy of M. Angelique Davis Eden Computer Clubhouse, Hayward CA, USA, (see p. 3-5)

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