Maryland youth recognized by Prudential Emerging Visionaries program
As two of 25 Prudential Emerging Visionary winners, Sydnie and Joshua will each receive a
Prudential Emerging Visionaries recognizes young people ages 14-18 whose fresh perspectives and innovative solutions address pressing financial and societal challenges in their communities.
"The goals of our Emerging Visionaries program reflect Prudential's overarching purpose: to make lives better by solving the financial challenges of our changing world," said Chairman and CEO
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The goal of "Perfect Timing" is to build confidence among young people and give them a safe space to share their stories. Sydnie invites young role models onto the show who are using their platforms to motivate, raise awareness or educate others. "Exposing these changemakers to my audience will not only show them who they can be, but also empower them to use their voices in a way that uplifts their own communities," she says. Since its launch, 109 episodes have been released.
Joshua's initiative currently runs biweekly pop-up pantries at local elementary schools, which have distributed more than 200,000 diapers. His team also successfully lobbied the state senator of
Emerging Visionaries is a collaboration between
During the summit, to be held
The program is an evolution of Prudential's Spirit of Community Awards, which, over 26 years, honored more than 150,000 outstanding youth volunteers.
To read about all this year's Prudential Emerging Visionaries, visit prudential.com/emergingvisionaries.
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