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There are now hundreds of teens who have been involved in or organized their own TEDxYouth events and giving their own TEDx talks. Go teens, giving yourselves OJT with ideas worth spreading.
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There are now hundreds of teens who have been involved in or organized their own TEDxYouth events and giving their own TEDx talks. Go teens, giving yourselves OJT with ideas worth spreading.