Berkeley, CA - A new generation of young activists across the country are focusing their efforts on raising awareness, and hoping to reverse a concerning trend.
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| Three teenagers, shown here smiling while struggling to adapt to the changes they are experiencing in their bodies and in their social relationships, and wondering if anyone else feels as helpless as they do as they navigate a complex web of family turmoil, trigonometry finals, and unrequited love in an increasingly unaware world |
"It has a lot of us very concerned," awareness activist Torfanny Stromberg explained. "If things don't change, babies being born right now might be the first generation to raise less awareness than their parents."
Activists like Stromberg, a sophomore at Berkeley High School who recently helped to raise awareness of awareness raising by going on a hunger strike during 5th period lunch, have long known that the most important step in solving a problem is being aware of it. "If you aren't a part of the solution, you are part of the problem. My generation supports solutions to problems. And if we all work together, there is nothing we can't be aware of."
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