|
|
| Sons And Daughters Of Liberia |
| ©Created by C. Ryan Manning |
 |
 |
|
|
 |
|
SADOL will rebuild: Politically by getting youths involved in the political arena by giving them a voice, and opening the gates to let them be heard; Psychologicallyby creating a comfortable nurturing environment that encourages youths to discuss past, present, and future personal issues/concerns and life experiences; Socio-Economically by understanding and refining youth's ideas of their roles in the present society; Educationally by getting youths on the path to bettering themselves, and by advocating the need and importance of learning facilities. |
| Headlines |
|
Sons And Daughters Of Liberia awarded academic scholarships to twenty (20) participants and representatives of the First Annual Young Adult Conference. |
|
The conference was a success; we had over 300 participants at the William V. S. Tubman High School for the three days conference from several schools, universities and youth organizations. Conference participants were cooperative in contributing to the success of achieving conference goals. The 348 participants and 30 representatives worked together and concluded their break up sessions with recommendations to mitigate the problems facing young people in post war Liberia. |
|
|
|
Sons And Daughters Of Liberia in collaboration with Dehcontee Liberian Dance Company Inc., is planning to host a Health Fair & Concert which is scheduled to be executed and held in Liberia, West Africa during December 9th through 20th, 2007. The goal of the Youth Health Fair & Concert is to bring together volunteers, music artist, nurses, doctors and SADOL representatives in Liberia to increase health awareness by providing health screenings, activities, materials, demonstrations, and information. We plan to increase awareness of local and national health services and resources; motivate participants to make positive health behavior changes; provide selected health services for children and youths; teach self-care practices; identify topics and participants for future educational health programs; and establish a source for educational health programming in the country. The concert will serve as a venue where artists from the U.S and Liberia can volunteer their time and talents to entertain youths visiting the Health Fair. |
 |