“Nadia’s Law” Part 2: Democracy in Action “I was at an event at the State House that was put together by an organization by the name of Generation Citizen. And it was their Civics Day. And I heard a student, a young lady named Nadia from Boston Arts Academy talk about the need for recycling… Continue reading “Nadia’s Law” Part 2
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A firsthand perspective
In February, I was sitting in dorm at Northeastern considering the perennial question facing college freshmen: what should I do during my first college summer? Travel, beach days, and getting to all those unfinished books on my shelf were immediately on the list, but I also wanted to do something meaningful, to put my energy… Continue reading A firsthand perspective
“We should call it Nadia’s law”
On May 11th, at Generation Citizen’s Civics Day, Boston Arts Academy student Nadia Issa spoke to the crowd of 300 students, teachers, and elected officials about the need for a structured recycling program in her school. A few months prior, at the beginning of her GC semester, Nadia and her classmates had noticed the lack… Continue reading “We should call it Nadia’s law”