What Does Recovery Mean to Gen-Z?
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While most everyone faced challenges and hardships due to COVID-19, younger generations, like generation Z, were uniquely affected — having to grow up quickly and give up quintessential moments in a high schooler’s experience like prom and graduation walks. On our fifth episode, Renée Faulkner speaks with two California high school students, Cameron Butler and Ellyette Morales. We hear how the pandemic knocked their plans off course, where they found the support to keep pursuing their dreams, and what they’ve taken away from their experiences. Cameron and Ellyette bring valuable insight and clarity to what students endured this last year and what inclusive recovery looks like for them.
Organizations and schools mentioned in this episode:
- Congregations Organized for Prophetic Engagement (COPE) in San Bernardino
- Design Science Middle College High School in Fresno
- Cameron Butler’s Youtube Channel
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