About Me
THE HYPE MOVEMENT
Helping Youth Pursue Emancipation
OUR VISION: We seek to create a world where all young people, regardless of race, class, and gender are free to embrace their dreams, pursue their aspirations, reach their fullest potential, and become agents of positive change in their communities.
OUR MISSION: The H.Y.P.E. Movement (Helping Youth Pursue Emancipation) is an international youth liberation movement that encourages young people to transform their lives by emancipating their minds from all negativity, embracing their dreams, educating themselves, empowering their lives, engaging in community action, and striving for excellence to help create the kind of positive change that they would like to see in the world.
Everyone involved in the HYPE MOVEMENT are volunteers who believe in the vision and the mission of the movement. The HYPE Movement's Vision and Mission is inspired by the 6 E's of HYPE leadership: Emancipate your mind Embrace your dreams Educate yourself Empower your life Engage in community action Strive for Excellence ....and Greatness will become your Destiny!!!
Helping Youth Pursue Emancipation
“Falling down is a part of life, getting back up is living.”
(via dontaskwilltell)
breaking even: For Albert Wendt (On his Birthday) - Karlo Mila
you dare to fish
beyond the coral reefs
of our understanding
your net pulls in poems
flicking salty tales
you find nuanua
in the eye of hurricanes
celebrate thunder
we prefer not to hear
and relish
the quicksilver laughter
of lightning
you shake the tree
of the frangipani
and as…
(Source: nzpoems.blogspot.com, via )
Tongan contestant 16 yr old Fatai Veamatahau previously on The Voice Australia | She made it pretty far in the competition.
(Source: longin4atongan)
It’s been said that when an elder dies, it’s as if a library is burned. Anthropologist Elizabeth Lindsey, a National Geographic Fellow, collects the deep cultural knowledge passed down as stories and lore.
We seriously need more anthropologists this lively.
“We live in a society loaded with data, yet starved for wisdom.”
