[VIDEO] Al Duncan – Exceptional College Speaker – Diversity Promo 2011

Highlights of Al Duncan, leading college speaker, delivering his “A Matter of Diversity” program.

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[VIDEO] Al Duncan Keynote Speaker At The Power of Being Young [Video]

On two Saturdays in May, more than 100 young people from 6th grade and up represented 20 schools in 6 school districts at the new C.C. Woodson Community Center in Spartanburg, SC. The teens were there to attend “The Power of Being Young” where they got “real” about relationships, love, and sex. Al Duncan was the keynote speaker.

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“The Power of Being Young” began as an idea during the brainstorm of Spartanburg Local Advisory Council members on how to reach high-priority youth. Molly Chappel-McPhail of BirthMatters and ReGenesis led the effort that included support from Cornerstone Baptist Church, Department of Juvenile Justice, Middle Tyger Community Center, REACH Upstate, SADAC, Southside Unity in the Community, Spartanburg Public Safety Department Office of Victim Assistance, USC Upstate, and Women in Motion. “The Power of Being Young” events were sponsored by the SC Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy and ReGenesis HealthCare.

At-risk youth learn about choices at summit – Yuma Sun, Al Duncan

In an effort to help 100 local teenagers between the ages of 13 and 17 make correct choices in the future, the Yuma County Juvenile Justice Center hosted its fifth annual Youth Summit on Saturday morning.

The teens who attended are all serving terms of either standard or intensive probation after being convicted of breaking one or more laws.

The summit, sponsored by the Community Advisory Board, was held at the First Assembly of God Church.

It featured Al Duncan, a motivational speaker for at-risk youth and troubled young people who is an award-winning columnist and internationally recognized authority on youth development and empowerment. He has delivered motivational speeches to more than a million at-risk youths around the world…

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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission – Executive Leadership Conference

Priceless Impact: Equal Opportunity Champions in the 21st Century – Al Duncan, Keynote Speaker, presented by Monster.com at the EEOC Executive Leadership Conference. (5/05/11)

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[VIDEO] Al Duncan Releases Promotional Video For 2011

Highlights from various speaking engagements by Al Duncan, publisher and leading speaker for at-risk youth.

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How to Find a Mentor

One of the most talked about components of success is: finding a great mentor. Well…while you’re looking for one be careful because all mentors are not created equal. Some are garbage. Believe me. I’ve had a few who were absolutely clueless. Thankfully, I realized that early, before any catastrophes occurred.

Million-Dollar Question:
Is having a mentor a necessity?

Yes, IF you can find a great one. Gaining the experience, wisdom, and expertise of other successful people is a must and having a credible, knowledgeable mentor is one of the best ways to do that.

If you don’t have one and if you don’t know anyone personally who would be a great mentor for you, you are about to learn a 5 step process that will help you out. Before we get into the five steps, know this:

Texas A & M – Gaining Leadership and Excelling in Entrepreneurship

On April 11, Texas A&M will welcome Mr. Al Duncan to campus as part of MSC ALOT’s Leadership Speaker Program. Mr. Duncan is well regarded around the country as one of the best motivational speakers concerning at risk youth. Mr. Duncan is a man who experienced many hardships early in his life, but through his strong will was able to overcome them. MSC ALOT believes Mr. Duncan’s talk will encourage Aggies and the B/CS community to become stronger leaders and further foster good character…

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