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Teen Line 2019 Food For Thought Brunch

Teen Line would like to proudly announce that the 2019 Food for Thought Brunch will be hosted by Romany Malco, Allison Miller and James Roday of the ABC show A Million Little Things. Food for Thought is Teen Line’s most important annual fundraiser where we honor our outstanding teen volunteers who devote their time and compassion to helping their peers during the challenging adolescent years.

Teen Line Food For Thought Brunch

Sunday, May 5, 2019

UCLA Meyer & Renee Luskin Conference Center Centennial Ballroom 425 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095

Boutique opens at 10:00 am Brunch served at 11:30 am

(x,x, via Danny G)

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Teen Line's 2019 Food for Thought Brunch - TEEN LINE

Our annual Food for Thought Luncheon was a major success this year thanks to our many supporters, sponsors, teen volunteers, staff and Board of Directors. The event was held at the UCLA Meyer & Renee Luskin Conference Center on Sunday, May 5, 2019. It was a beautiful family event where we honored our amazing teens and celebrated our organizational achievements. We also honored the theme “Breaking the Silence” with a much needed panel discussion on teen suicide.

Wrap-up, Tribute Book and Pictures! Our annual Food for Thought Luncheon was a major success this year thanks to our many supporters, sponsors, teen volunteers, staff and Board of Directors. The event was held at the UCLA Meyer & Renee Luskin Co ...

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Get to Know 2019 Outstanding Listener Award Recipient, Wyatt Sarkisian - TEEN LINE

Get to know the recipient of the 2019 Outstanding Listener Award, Wyatt Sarkisian.

"Wyatt has a natural way of connecting to callers that gets them to open up like they are talking to a friend. He has an empathy that makes callers feel comfortable and cared for." Michelle Carlson, Teen Line Executive Director How long have y ...

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7 Things I’ve Learned from Teen Line by Teen Voice Award Recipient, Eva Wiener - TEEN LINE

Teen Voice Award Recipient, Eva Wiener, reflects on her Teen Line journey and shares 7 of the most important things she's learned as a Listener on the hotline.

            Teen Line has been my life and my passion for about 2 years now, and it’s fundamentally changed who I am as a person and the way I see the world; I’ve found a community that I ...

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Guide to Getting Along & Supporting Your Sibling from Teen Line Twins, Elton & Bianca - TEEN LINE

In honor of National Sibling Day, we asked our resident twins and Teen Line Listeners, Bianca and Elton, to share some insight on the importance of supporting and getting along with your sibling.

Sibling relationships are emotionally profound and influential connections that are not only important in our early development but for over the course of our lives. Our siblings are our earliest BFFs, protectors, partners-in ...

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21 Questions with Teen Hero Honoree, Clifford Ki - TEEN LINE

Get to know our 2019 Teen Hero Award Recipient, Clifford Ki. After three years at Teen Line he will be leaving as an Outreach superstar, a great Listener, and a great friend that will be very missed.

Clifford's commitment to our outreach program is above and beyond.  He brings his genuine empathy, enthusiasm, and passion for helping others to every presentation.   Cheryl Eskin, Teen Line Program Director Clifford with Gra ...

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What Advice Would You Give Your Younger Self? - TEEN LINE

If you could go back in time, is there anything you would have done differently? Do you regret how you handled a certain situation, or that you passed up an opportunity you didn’t recognize at the time? We asked our Teen Volunteers what advice they would give to their younger selves and this is what they said.

If you could go back in time, is there anything you would have done differently? Do you regret how you handled a certain situation, or that you passed up an opportunity you didn’t recognize at the time? We asked our Teen Volunteers what advice they wo ...

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How to Survive Fall Semester - TEEN LINE

To be completely transparent, I was dreading August fifteenth. This marked the first day of my junior year. Because I was expecting a gradual transition from summer to fall, I was disappointed, to say the least, to find that that was not the case. With seven tests within the first seven days, I was consumed …

To be completely transparent, I was dreading August fifteenth. This marked the first day of my junior year. Because I was expecting a gradual transition from summer to fall, I was disappointed, to say the least, to find that that was not the case. With ...