While optimistic about the future, the youth in our country find themselves trapped in a gap between hope and opportunity, according to a recent survey. Struggling with violence in their neighborhoods and the challenges of just finishing high school, many young people feel they are not being afforded real opportunities for their future.
This year, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, the nation’s fastest-growing youth service organization, celebrates its centennial. As part of the milestone, BGCA conducted the “Youth Report to America,” a national survey sponsored by American Express of more than 46,000 young people.
The Youth Report to America shows that nearly one-third of teens want a less-violent world, but nearly one-fourth identified the possibility of going to war as their greatest fear. Almost half felt college is necessary for a successful career, yet more than one-fourth feared they wouldn’t be able to graduate from high school. Meanwhile, close to half said their parents significantly influence their decisions.
BGCA is in a position to help close the gap. Throughout the year, Boys & Girls Club members are rallying...
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