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Erin, a Putnam Vocational High School senior, joined our expeditions to challenge herself and connect with her peers. Despite finding her first expedition quite difficult, she returned. Two more times. “I really enjoy the night skies. I love looking at the moon and stars, and it's so much easier to see it all in the woods.” Over the course of three expeditions, Erin not only embraced the challenges of hiking, camping, and navigating lakes and rivers but also emerged as a leader within her group. Erin moves through challenges quietly and persistently. When a peer needs support, she appears and offers compassionate guidance. Her all-male crew shared that they respect her, inside and outside the boxing ring, for her strength and kindness. Erin also discovered that you don’t have to be perfect, loud, or totally sure of yourself to lead. “I learned that you don't have to feel like you're doing really good to be someone's leader or role model.” Her journey with O...
Participant Spotlight: Meet Sadie An Outsider and Trailblazer on All Fronts Introduction: Meet Sadie Levy, a senior at Hall High School in West Hartford, whose journey with Outside Perspectives has been nothing short of inspiring. Sadie is involved with The Bridge Family Center in West Hartford, and this was the first year of an Outside Perspectives Bridge partnership. Sadie speaks to her “why” behind being a part of the Teen Center. “I am a part of the West Hartford Teen Leadership Committee because I like working with people my age and organizing events that will make a difference in my community.” From her inaugural expedition to becoming a certified Wilderness First Aid provider and leading the charge in fundraising, Sadie embodies the spirit of exploration, leadership, and community engagement. Embarking on the Expedition: Sadie's first foray into the world of outdoor adventures came through Outside Perspectives' expedition facilitated in partnership with The Bridge Famil...
5 days and 4 nights in the Adirondacks with 5 strangers who turned out to be birds of a feather. Each of us powerhouses in our own lives—taking on the weight of the world’s problems, pushing for positive change and shouldering responsibilities so others don’t have to. We thought we were getting away—escaping the grind for a fun trip on the water in the beautiful autumn mountains. But we didn’t leave it all behind—as we are, we took it there with us, and aired it all out. We cracked open the heavy containers of what we carry and laid it out in each other’s presence—we looked at it all and found common experience. Helping each other sort through it and make sense of our burdens, sharing thoughts and sharing the load. Me, Victoria, Amy gunnelled up for lunch And what did I bring? The thick armor that I wear as I charge through life on my gut feelings—packing light to stay nimble. Moving quickly is my tried and true method for outrunning burdens. Staying one step ahead of my problems ...
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