Kevin Killer used his 2006 Young People For (YP4) fellowship to educate people on his reservation about a ballot initiative that would have banned civil unions.
Coming from an area with 70 to 80 percent unemployment, he's now a trainer with Campus Camp Wellstone and has been elected President of the YP4 Network.
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Amr Moubarak
(Amr)
George Washington University
2007 Fellow
Amr is a student of Economics and International Affairs and a Statistics Minor at George Washington. Amr is a native of Jordan and Lebanon. He fluently speaks Arabic and French as well as English. He is an advocate on issues regarding immigration, social justice, and civil liberities post 9-11. He has lobbied as part of his church and school community to elected officials on Capitol Hill and in the State Government. Currently, Amr is a research assistant at George Washington in Developmental Economics in Washington, D.C.
With YP4, Amr has assisted on the staff for this past year's summit in Washington, D.C. and is currently in the Internship Program where he will work at the Center for Global Development.
Check Amr on the web and be on the lookout of what he is doing / going / thinking
amr.moubarak.googlepages.com
you can also e-mail him at amr.moubarak[at]gmail[do]com