What are you involved in?

Hi, my name is Justin, nice to meet you! I tend to spend most of my time doing school work, being quite busy with my Debate Team, Latin Class, and honors English 10, etcetera; not to mention my astoundingly mounting social schedule. I’m a 15 year old boy in my second year of high school and I never cut any corners with my time management. I am rather good with technology, foreign languages, forensic drama, and martial arts, and it’s rather obvious that creativity is an adjective highly associated with my personality. As both writing and speaking are two highly regarded hobbies, I take out a rather large portion of time to dedicate to these wondrous actions.

Why are you involved in KASA?

I am associated with KASA for a very simple reason, though hopefully not too mesmerizingly trite, but to help people. I’ve found that those with disabilities are far too commonly ignored, terms and papers thrown around with no actual concept of human civilization. For this reason, among similar others, I started a local organization in my city to teach middle school children about disabilities and other world issues. After becoming more involved with this group it led me to middle school speeches, and then onto college presentations. I later received an email from a friend in the government, introducing me by the open application process to the wonderful association of KASA. After becoming so strongly connected with the KASA Task Force, and will most likely move on eventually to more in depth committees under the same KASA title. Highly motivated and awe inspiringly involved are two awe-inspiringly significant terms to be tacked onto a KASA worker, and I believe that with the combined efforts of the KASA groups we will finally accomplish a world goal: making the Earth a better place to live.