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Andrea Matei

7/18/2019

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Andrea Matei – Ontario, Canada
Interview by Zoe D’Angelo
Nomination by Daniela Matei
Photography by Julia Skyba
Issue 24 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

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The Nomination: Andrea is teen inspiration because of her dedication and perseverance in and outside of the dance studio. At a young age, Andrea has trained with National Team Canada Dance 2018 and competed at the World Dance Championship in Warsaw Poland. Now, in 2019, she has been selected to perform in the Nutcracker at the Sony Center, cast by the Toronto International Ballet Theater. Aside from the hard work as a dancer, Andrea is also giving back to the community by performing at the Toronto International Dance Festival this summer while trying to inspire others as a brand ambassador for Sugarhaul as well as for Just Strong: Women inspiring Women. ​
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​What is life like while you are in the studio? What about when you leave the studio? 
When I’m at the studio it’s like an adventure begins, when I leave, the adventure is over. It’s a good place for creativity and it’s fun to learn new tricks. When I’m in the studio it’s all about dance and working towards being a better dancer, and when I leave, it’s time to relax. 

What do you do with your free time, if you get any?
In my free time I like to play with my little sister or hang out with my older brother. Sometimes I also like to work on dance moves on my own. 

What was it like changing studios and meeting new dancers?
It was hard and exciting at the same time. You build strong friendships when you dance and compete together and grow as a team. So that was the hard part. But meeting new dancers, new teachers and learning from them is exciting as it helps you grow as a dancer, and just makes your dance family bigger. And in the end, you have more dance friends. 

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​Tell us about your experiences training with the National Team Canada Dance. 
It was an intense experience. It was hard and challenging, training for 10 full days straight to learn the choreography, and then every weekend thereafter until the completion. But I am thankful as I got the chance to become a better dancer while training with this fabulous team. And I am also thankful for the friends I made. 

What is the World Dance Championship? What was your involvement with it?
The World Dance Championship is organized by the International Dance Organization and brings together dancers from all around the world. This year there were 1,336 dancers from 25 nations across 4 continents. I was part of 4 routines in the Children’s division and contributed to the team’s success as follows: Gold in Ballet Formation and Jazz Small Group, Silver in Jazz Formation and Bronze in Ballet small group. 

How do you deal with someone who isn’t understanding of your schedule when they try to make plans with you?
The only thing I can say, is “Sorry, I have dance” and my friends are used to me missing their birthday parties or other activities. 

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​How did you become an Ambassador for Sugarhaul? What does it entail on your end and how do you benefit from it?
I was selected as a Sugarhaul Ambassador through an online application process consisting in a combination of questions, pictures, Instagram presence and interaction. 
My role as an ambassador is to help promote the brand and the benefits are to be promoted and featured on their social media in return, as well ad share some discounts and offers with my friends.  This is fun experience where I get to make new friends and extend my online presence as well. 

What advice would you give to someone who wants to be where you are today?
Work hard, play hard, train hard, have fun and believe you can

Where do you see yourself in 5 years/what are your plans for the future?
Being able to do a lot of acro tricks, become famous

What about you inspires others/why do you think you are inspiring?
Dance. I would like to think it’s because I am a hardworking dancer that trains hard and tries their best no matter how tired or sore I may be. 

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​How do you keep yourself organized with everything you have on your plate?
My mom is my calendar and helps me stay organized. 

What is your favorite activity or pastime that wasn’t in your nomination?
I really like to play basketball and was accepted into the school team, only dance schedule didn’t permit me to actually do it. I also like going to the park and spend time with the family. 

Do you have a hidden talent? What is it?
I can touch my nose with my tongue as well as I can touch my wrist with my thumb. 


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Who do you find inspiring?
Ariana Grande. She inspires me to believe in what I do and have fun with it. She also inspires me to make every situation positive. 

Pizza or Tacos? Soda or Water? Cats or Dogs?
Pizza. Water. Dogs

3 Things on your bucket list
Meet Ariana Grande. Star in at least one movie. Dance in a Las Vegas Show. 

Anything else you’d like to tell us?
Great job with this magazine, inspiring teens and sharing their stories. Keep up the good work and best of luck. 

Andrea will be featured in Issue 24 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!!
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Zoe Adgalane

7/7/2019

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Zoe Adgalane - Pennsylvania
Interview by Larissa Chelius
Nomination by Kristalynn Torpey
Photography by: Chris Henrikson (top image), Alexa M. Santy, &
Thomas McIntyre, 
Issue 23 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

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​The Nomination: Zoe is 13 years old and just finished her 10th year dancing for Philadelphia Dance Center. She is a member of their award-winning company and has been competing for 8 years. This year was especially exciting because she won 1st place overall in her age group and 4th overall in the entire competition for a solo she completely choreographed herself.
For the last 2 years she has also been a part of Brickdoor Productions, a youth theater group, where she just finished her 4th production. 
She loves dance and everything she has learned from it both in and out of the studio.
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Image by Thomas McIntyre
​How do you work through the rigorous hours of work that comes with dance?
As a dancer, the long hours are to be expected, and as grueling as they might be in that moment, I just have to remember that I'm at the studio because I want to be there. I chose to come to Philadelphia Dance Center to create and learn. It's my creative outlet, so it doesn't feel long at all.

Could you describe what the commitment is like for dance?
There is a lot of commitment involved with dance. I've had to give up a couple small things for dance, but in the end there's no place I'd rather be than in the studio. My teammates are like family to me.

By being a dancer for Philadelphia Dance Center and playing a part in Brickdoor Productions, what have they taught you that could help you off stage? 
I've learned many things. Some of which being to never give up, determination and passion gets you far in life, try new things, and do your best in everything you do!

What productions have you done with Brickdoor Productions? 
I have done James and the Giant Peach, Schoolhouse Rock, a youth performers showcase, and Go Fish the musical with Brickdoor Productions.

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Image by Alexa M. Santy
​What opportunities have you received off stage for being a member of these various groups?
I've been able to be an ambassador for Chris Henrikson photography.
I've been able to do a concept video with Kaylee Pirrung.
I've been able to do a RuPaul tribute with Alexa Marie Santy.
And I've been able to model for Artstone Costumes and Costume Gallery.


What advice would you give to someone who wants to be where you are today?
The advice I would give is to not give up, and only be in competition with yourself to be better.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years/what are your plans for the future?
In 5 years I will be graduated from high school. I will hopefully continue dancing and become a professional dancer/ choreographer.

What about you inspires others/why do you think you are inspiring?
I think my drive inspires others.

How do you keep yourself organized with everything you have on your plate?
I memorize my schedules and due dates for school and dance.

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Image by Alexa M. Santy
What is your favorite activity or pastime that wasn’t in your nomination?
My favorite activities outside of dance are reading, drawing, and photography.

Do you have a hidden talent? What is it?
My arms are hyper-extended so they can rotate in and out of their socket.

Who do you find inspiring?
My family and friends inspire me.

Pizza or Tacos?  Soda or Water? Cats or Dogs?
Pizza, water, dogs

3 Things on your bucket list
Three things on my bucket list are to travel, see a drive-in movie, and have a bonfire with friends

Anything else you’d like to tell us?
I'm so excited to be working with Inspiring Teens


Zoe will be featured in Issue 23 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!
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Brooke Cannon

7/7/2019

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Brooke Cannon - Pennsylvania
Interview by Caroline Alegado
Nomination by Kim Cannon
Photography by Captured Yew
Issue 23 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

​The Nomination: Brooke is going into her sophomore year at CAPA. She is an honor student and finished her freshman year with a 4.2 GPA.

Brooke has been dancing for 11 years. Her home studio is the Philadelphia Dance Center where she studies many styles of dance in their pre professional dance program. She is also member of the Beat Addikts United performance team. This summer she will be attending The Rock School of Ballet's summer intensive.

Brooke also enjoys theater, and just finished her 6th show with Brick Door Productions. She has also been their chorographer for several shows.
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​As a member of Beat Addikts United, what experiences and/or performances have you enjoyed?
I always enjoy dancing with Beat Addikts United! The 2018-19 season was my first year on their performance team and I loved it. My favorite BAU performance is their annual showcase. It's a unique show and a lot of fun. Many choreographers and dancers are involved, and each performance has a theme and/or tells a story. 

What is your favorite style of dance?
I love many styles of dance and enjoy learning new ones, but right now my favorites are contemporary and hip hop. I can’t choose just one. 

​I know you have started choreographing shows. How does this compare to dancing and which do you prefer?
Choreographing has been a new challenge for me. It has allowed me to understand what many of my teachers and choreographers do and has introduced me to another side of dance. I really enjoy choreographing, but I still have a lot to learn. I’m very thankful for the opportunities that I have been given, but I still focus on my dance training. It's hard to say which I prefer, but I want to continue to pursue both. 

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How do you balance school and dance?
My academics have always been very important to me. I love dancing, but my schoolwork comes first. Juggling both can get stressful at times, but doing what I love helps keep me focused. A lot of times I try to start homework when I have time in school, and then finish it before or after dance class.

​Who inspires you in your dance and theater career?
The people that inspire me the most are my teachers, directors, and fellow performers. We push each other to be our best. I feel grateful that I have a strong support system filled with people who are passionate about the same things.

How do you plan to use the lessons you learned now to help you in the future?
A big lesson I’ve learned is that success comes from hard work. Being grateful for everything you’ve accomplished along the way is crucial, because dreams don’t come easily. This mindset will help me in the future, because it reminds me to look back on how far I’ve come.

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What is your favorite activity or pastime that wasn’t in your nomination?
I have a few pastimes that weren’t in my nomination. A few of my favorites are going shopping, surfing, and watching Stranger Things!


Brooke will be featured in Issue 23 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Layken Sanders

7/5/2019

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Layken Sanders – Tennessee
Interview by Zoe DAngelo
Nomination by Jeni Sanders
Photography by Jeni Sanders & Amber McKellar
Issue 23 of Inspiring Teens Magazine
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The Nomination: Layken Sanders is such an inspiring teen, because she has devoted the last 4 years to collecting shoes for Soles4Souls. She has currently collected 42,000 pairs of shoes and is on track to meet her goal of 50,000 pairs by the end of 2019. Layken has been on a mission trip to Haiti to deliver, size, and fit brand-new pairs of shoes on 450 children. She works hard every day for this charity, while keeping straight As in her honors classes, and being on multiple competition cheer teams, in which she has been named most reliable and best stunter, as well as numerous awards at school. ​
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Photography by Jeni Sanders
​Tell us about your involvement with Soles4Souls. How did it get started and what is it like?

When I was 10 years old, I decided to stop receiving birthday gifts and in the place of presents I asked for gently used shoes to be donated to Soles4Souls. This nonprofit charity organization based in middle TN seemed like the perfect charity for me to be involved with, because of their outreach to so many children and families all over the world. Once I dropped off the shoes I had collected for my birthday, I was given a tour of the warehouse, and given so much information about how they impact so many lives. At that point, my brother and I set a goal to collect 50,000 pairs of shoes and become Ambassadors for Soles4Souls. We are currently at over 42,000 pairs collected. 

Other than shoes, would you be interested in donating different articles of clothing?

Yes, I have been interested in donating other items, as well. I have helped with a local coat drive and was able to collect 161 coats to be donated. That was a great cause that I will continue to support. 

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Photography by Jeni Sanders
​How do you keep yourself organized with helping with Soles4Souls while keeping straight A’s in school?
I keep myself organized with my commitment to Soles4Souls, my straight As in honors classes, and my multiple All Star and School Competitive Cheer Teams by having a goal oriented attitude. I stay focused on my goals, create new ones as I go, and stay positive when times are tough. I always want to strive for the best and I'm not afraid of putting in a lot of hard work and effort to achieve my goals. 
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Photography by Amber McKellar
​Tell us about the trip you are taking to Haiti.

I went on a mission trip to Haiti a year and a half ago. It was life changing! To be a part of an organization who helps improve the quality of life for other living beings is priceless. I got to see firsthand how children couldn't attend school if they didn't have a pair of shoes. That affected me deeply, because I couldn't even imagine not being given the opportunity to get at least a basic education. I learned so much during this experience that I will value for a lifetime. Such as, not taking anything for granted and how to be an advocate for change. I loved getting to go to several orphanages, schools, and villages to deliver 450 pairs of brand-new shoes to excited kids. It was also amazing to visit the Haitian American Caucus to meet two ladies who were apart of the microenterprise program. I can't wait to go back soon! 

Layken will be featured in Issue 23 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Anna Buffington

7/5/2019

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Anna Buffington - Pennsylvania
Interview by Zoe D’Angelo
Nomination by Natika Buffington
Photography by Sherry Wilkinson Photography
Issue 23 - Inspiring Teens Magazine
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​The Nomination: Anna is an inspiring teen due to her mental disability. She suffers from MDD and anxiety. Throughout the years Anna has taught her peers what the face of Bipolar looks like. One day in class a boy referred to something as being “bipolar”. Anna turned around and asked him what bipolar was and what does it look like? He couldn't answer. She then pointed to herself and told him, “This is the face of bipolar.” He was stunned. Her teacher overheard the conversation and emailed me thinking I would be upset with her. It was honestly one of the best moments of being her parent!
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To start off, I wouldn’t say I “suffer” from my mental disorders. I have them and they are a part of me, that’s it. I deal with anxiety, which causes me to overthink many situations within my daily life, and even makes me back out of doing certain things because I often doubt myself. My MDD causes me at times to become super depressive, not want to talk, eat, or even associate with others. When in that depressive state, I usually just sit around because I cannot sleep either. ​
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​To deal with these disorders I am on two different medications that kind of mellow out how I’m feeling. I also see a therapist regularly who gives me different coping mechanisms. Most people use the term “bipolar” when they mean indecisive. They usually use it to characterize someone who changes their mind frequently, but that is not bipolar. 
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​What they don’t see is the nights crying because you feel like you are inadequate compared to everyone around you. They do not see the family members trying to cheer you up in any way possible, while you sit there and disregard all their actions. 

​People with similar disorders should be aware that they do not have to be ashamed of it. They should know that it is okay to ask for help whenever they need it, and they are not an inconvenience for asking. If they did not feel comfortable talking about it, it is better off to give them their space, because that may be all they need. 

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​I learned to not take my disorders so seriously, and to be open and honest about them. They aren’t something that needs to be hidden, because there isn’t anything to be ashamed about. People cannot help that they have mental disorders, so the best thing to do is to embrace them, since it causes more damage fighting them.

Anna will be featured in Issue 23 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!
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