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2022 LEGACY SUMMIT Students from around the world came together to listen to inspiring speeches, engage in informative workshops, and create lifelong memories.

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From July 30-31, students from around the world gathered at Corona Del Mar High School in Newport Beach, CA to participate in the fourth annual Legacy Summit.

There has never been a more important or urgent time to invest in young people than today. Legacy students are not just the leaders of tomorrow, they are the leaders of today. Summit gives these incredibly inspiring young people the chance to come together to build community, sharpen each other, and get equipped with the skills and strategy to take their place in solving our world's biggest problems. After more than two years of isolation, there may be no more important gathering on earth. — Seth Maxwell CEO and Founder of Legacy Youth Leadership
Seth Maxwell delivers the opening keynote address at Legacy Summit.

HEAR OUR STUDENTS' STORIES

Students from Legacy Summit 2022 share what they enjoyed most about their experiences.

WORLD CLASS SPEAKERS

World-class speakers spoke to students about the importance of taking initiative, prioritizing self-care, learning to check their egos, and the power of storytelling.

Winn Claybaugh

Dean & Co-Founder of Paul Mitchell Schools

Katie Quesada

Speaker, Storyteller, Coach

Kimani Norrington-Sands

Ph.D. Licensed Clinical Psychologist, The Steve Fund representative

Amy Lentz

VP of People at TOMS

Ziad Ahmed

Founder/CEO of JUV Consulting

Hands-On Training

Students engaged in interactive workshops and group activities throughout the two-day experience. Workshops introduced students to the tools needed to become more effective leaders and familiarized them with existing organizations already working to better the world.

Speed Pitching

One of the highlights of Legacy Summit was the Speed Pitching group activity. After a training session, students had two minutes to pitch a cause of their choice to leaders of local businesses and organizations. Pitches were given one-on-one and students were given immediate feedback. The FIVE students who earned the highest marks earned $1000 scholarships sponsored by Treedom.

INSPIRING PERFORMANCES AND INFORMATIVE Q&As

Musical artists Savannah Outen and Sonika Vaid ended each day of Legacy Summit with exhilarating and uplifting songs. Poets Marcus Omari and Dr. Gina Loring gave powerful spoken word performances to inspire our students.

Dr. Gina Loring
Savannah Outen
Sonka Vaid

Screenwriter T.S. Nowlin, actor Dexter Darden, and musician Hunter Hayes answered questions about their careers and lives to show our students the various paths available to positions of leadership and influence.

Actor Dexter Darden and screenwriter T.S. Nowlin answer questions from LYL Sr. VP Evan Wesley

WELL EARNED AWARDS

Actor Casey Simpson and Legacy Youth Leadership Senior Vice President of Leadership Development and Mentorship Programs Evan Wesley cohosted an award show to recognize some of the past year's top LYL students, organizations, and advisors.

Casey Simpson and Evan Wesley

Army of One Award -Alexa Geyser

Kickstarter Award - Ami Belle

Viral Award - Phoenix Altruism Club

Servant Leadership Award - CDM Academy of Global Studies

Trailblazer Award - Hannah Kelley

Advisor of the Year Award - Leigh Cambra

Legacy Award - Palisades Charter High School and Our Lady of Peace Academy

Legacy Award - Our Lady of Peace Academy

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS

Credits:

Fern Rios, John Doroy, Mark De Jesus

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