Young Advocates of San Bernardino’s Work Showcased
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Program leaders of the Young Advocates of San Bernardino's inaugural reception dinner speak to their audience about the work they have done to reduce under-age drinking and substance abuse among local youth, among other work.
Photo Courtesy of: Young Advocates of San Bernardino
A leader with the Young Advocates of San Bernardino discusses the work the group has done since its inauguration, promoting healthy behaviors and policy changes to promote that.
Photo Courtesy of: Young Advocates of San Bernardino
A Young Advocate of San Bernardino club member discusses the club's aims with visitors of the inaugural dinner event, which was held last week.
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