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  “In the past three weeks I have thought about questions no one has asked me before. I was shocked that someone wanted to hear my opinion. It is very rare that older generations look to youth and ask them if they have an answer I feel stronger and confident about the future.
  
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  Ebru McCallum, Turkey, former staff & participant; college professor says
  “There are many things I like about work at Legacy. Creativity is the first. Everybody is inspired to be creative, to bring out their hidden depths and skills. Inclusion comes next. I admire the integrity of the environment to create a gossip-free, clique-free experience, where people can express themselves in direct, creative ways and where everyone feels accepted and valued.
  
  I learned creative ways of helping young people work as a team, explore issues regarding their immediate society and the global society, which all came in handy in my college teaching experience. By my GYV experience and by observing how it is created, I have become more able to create such a classroom environment myself and other teachers have also taken ideas and activities from me, which made a positive contribution to the school.”