Projects
PAST AND CURRENT PROJECTS
Letters for Legislators
Date: October 2019
124 Letters
18 Students
4 Campaigns
3 Hours
Stop the Bleed
Date: December 2019
18 Certificates
5 Mentors
2 Hours
1 Workshop
Voter Registration Booth
Date: February 2020
29 Students
10 Volunteers
2 Weeks
1 Booth
District March
Date: March 2020
Temporarily Delayed Due to COVID-19
12 Organizers
5 Schools
5 Hours
Voter Registration BoothGet the Vote Out Campaign
Date: August 2020
52 Students
12 Classrooms
2 Months
1 Raffle
Partnerships: American Sign Language Club, Baking Club, Key Club, Model United Nations, Penpal Club, Speech & Debate, Youth Advisory Board
District Expansion
Date: September 2020
536 Students
22 Teachers
17 Classrooms
5 Schools
Petition of PowerPetition of Power
Date: October 2020
77 Students
9 Organizers
4 Hours
1 Petition
Webinar Program
Date: October 2020
Laura Parmer-Lohan | San Carlos Vice Mayor - October 2020
Jose Castro | Street Artist - December 2020
Michael Ndubisi | MFOL CA Action Director - January 2021
Maya Deganyar | MFOL CA Co-State Director - January 2021
Gun Violence Prevention Vs. Gun Control & The NRA.pdfGun Legislation Unit
Date: January 2021
25 Students
16 Topics
12 Activities
3 Months
Student Resource OfficersStudent Resource Officers
Date: March 2021
25 Students
7 Schools
5 Officials
1 Presentation
March for Our Lives Sequoia Union - Social Impact Project Entry (1).pdfProject Amity
Date: April 2021
721 Students
$550 Budget
13 Hours
4 Months
Description: Project Amity is a mental health awareness website that matches students anonymously based on personal life stories and interests. The youth initiative aims to foster the critical relationships that have been absent during the pandemic. Project Amity is unique from other social platforms as it forges genuine friendships leaving positive impressions every time. A key feature of the program is its assortment of crates that serve as the sociable activity during each meetup.
Resolution No. 1688Resolution No. 1688
Date: June 2021
38 Students
24 Trustees
5 Hours
4 Speakers
Description: "Safety continues to be one of the highest priorities of the Sequoia Union High School District. While the Board continues to approve Comprehensive School Safety Plans, and while schools continue to practice and maximize safety and preparedness, one additional step the board will consider is sending messages to parents with reminders about the safe and responsible storage of firearms. This resolution states the facts about how firearms obtained from the home have been utilized in accidents and in school shootings, and directs the superintendent to provide information to parents about the critical role and legal requirements of safe firearm storage in the home."
Counseling Not Criminalization
Date: November 2021
20 Letters
3 Politicians
2 Hours
1 Bill
ERPO PresentationERPO Presentation
Date: January 2022
25 Teachers
18 Students
10 Hours
Mural Contest Flyer.pdfMural Commission
Date: March 2022
Artist: Morgan Bricca
Under Redwood City approval, commissioning a mural in downtown Redwood City inspired by gun violence prevention.
MFOL Redwood City June 11th Flyer.pdfTexas Shooting March
Date: June 2022
Time: 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Location: Courthouse Square
Address: 2200 Broadway, Redwood City, CA 94063
Nineteen children and two adults were killed in a horrifying spree of gun violence at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, on May 24th, 2022 in what is now the second-deadliest school shooting in the United States. In the face of this tragedy, the Senate is stalling in passing universal background checks for gun ownership. Even as the nation cries out for justice, the government fails to act. Hence, it falls to the youth of the future to take up the mantle and push for meaningful change. Change starts with a first step. We call on you to take the first step and stand with us (and other MFOL chapters nationwide) on June 11th for an in-person march in Redwood City!
PHOTO GALLERY
Board of Trustees Meeting
Webinar with Michael Ndubisi
Webinar with Jose Castro
RoundPier Competition
Webinar with Maya Deganyar
Webinar with Laura Parmer-Lohan