Inspiring Teens Magazine Features

Kassidy Harmon

9/20/2021

Kassidy Harmon - Georgia
Nomination and Photography by Robin Chance Photography
Issue 49 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Nomination: Kassidy is an honor student at Haralson County High School where she serves as a leader in many clubs and organizations resulting in an abundance of awards and accomplishments.
She has served as a state officer for Georgia CTI, a career and technical student organization, for the past 2 years. While serving as president last year she is very proud to have had a hand in moving the program to a virtual platform so Georgia CTI could continue to serve students with disabilities and get them ready to enter the workforce.
While still exploring her career path, she is leaning toward the field of therapeutic medicine as she prepares to attend college after graduation. She loves spending time with family, friends and her dog Stella.
Kassidy's heart is as big as her smile which is evident in her many accomplishments and her dedication to serving others. It has been a pleasure getting to know her as she serves as one my Class of 2022 Senior Model Team!

What should we definitely know about you?
I am very passionate about mental health and people with “unseen” disabilities getting the accommodations they need without fear of embarrassment or being ashamed.

What inspiring things about you does your nomination not cover?
Georgia CTI, the student organization I am a state office of, is an organization for students with learning disabilities to have a place to belong and learn.

If you were to present a topic to a group of your peers, what would it be on and why?
That learning disabilities don’t make you less than or stupid.

Look for Kassidy in issue 49 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Elizabeth Hansen

7/31/2020

Elizabeth Hansen - Florida
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination and Photography by Erin Hansen Photography
Issue 36 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Elizabeth Hansen is a 2021 Senior at Niceville High School! She is a Varsity Cheerleader and her team placed 2nd at the 2020 National Championships. She is a member of the Varsity Tennis Team with an undefeated doubles season and was awarded Best District Record along with her teammates for 2020. Elizabeth maintains a 4.6 GPA. She is an accomplished pianist and enjoys sharing her love of music. She volunteers in the community through Key Club, a national service organization and takes part in mission projects with the Crosspoint Student Ministry. Elizabeth inspires others with the joy in her heart and a genuine kindness that is felt by all who know her. Her smile is heartwarming and contagious. She is a shining example of the commitment it takes to be a successful and inspiring teen.

Photography by Erin Hansen Photography

Tell me more about how you got involved with cheer and tennis!
I’ve been cheering since age 6. I began with competitive all star cheer which continued through fifth grade. By 6th grade, I was ready for school sideline and competition cheer. I have been a cheerleader ever since. My high school team placed second in the nation at the 2020 UCA Cheerleading National Championship. It was a dream competition season for Niceville Cheerleading. I felt honored to be a part of it.

My love of tennis began at a very young age. My parents both play tennis so they passed on their love for the sport to my younger brother and I. I began lessons at age 6. I trained during the elementary years to play on the middle school team all three years and then on to play for the high school varsity team all four years. It is a great honor for me to play on the Niceville High School team. Niceville Tennis has quite the reputation for excellence. I am proud to be a part of the program. Before Covid hit this year, we were on our way to a dream tennis season. We were undefeated and had broken several district records. It all came to an abrupt halt. We did not return to school after spring break so like many schools all over the country, spring sports were cancelled. It was disappointing but if anything we are stronger for it.

Photography by Erin Hansen Photography

What do you love about playing those two sports?
As a cheerleader, I love that I can help be an ambassador in the community for the school I love. We hold clinics for younger girls interested in cheer. We also serve in the community at various charity and local events. Representing my school is an honor. I also love being on the sidelines cheering for my favorite team the EAGLES! There is an excitement in the stadium on game day, the energy of the crowd, the amazing Eagle Pride Band and the superior athletes who perform each week are just a few of the many parts that make cheering such an incredible experience. There is just nothing like Friday Night Lights in Niceville!
As a tennis player, the best part about tennis is being part of a team. Being gracious under pressure, maintaining concentration, being disciplined to train hard and learning from your mistakes are the biggest lessons I will always hold dear from the game of tennis. My best friend Callie and I are doubles partners. We rely on each other to make points happen. We fight for the point together. I’m lucky to have been able to play with her all these years of team tennis. Playing the game I love with my best friend is incredible. Tennis is also a game you keep forever. Once you know how to play, you can keep on playing.

Tell me more about your music! How long have you been playing and why do you like playing so much?
Piano has been a part of my life since the age of 6 and I have been taking lessons ever since. There is nothing quite like the feeling of bringing a song to life on the piano keys. The time and effort necessary is all worth it once a song is perfected. I love sharing the gift of music with others, as music has the capacity to lift spirits, invite peace, share love, bring joy, and change lives.

Photography by Erin Hansen Photography

What different volunteer projects have you been a part of and which has been your favorite so far?
As a member of the Student Ministry of Crosspoint Church I have been able to serve my community in many ways. Each year the church hosts what is called “Mission Northwest.” We leave our families for a week to go out in our local community and help those in need. Some of the projects have included: demolition and rebuild of a women’s and children’s shelter, hosting a prom for special needs students, building a new playground in a local neighborhood, serving as mentors to foster teenagers, working at our church Bargain Box organizing donated items clothes, toys, etc. The first year I participated in Mission Northwest, my group was involved in a project titled CALM House construction. The house was going to be a shelter for single mothers and their children. Even though we had to get our hands dirty, from taking out insulation, to painting, removing carpet, laying new flooring and more...it was all worth it, just to know what special moments those buildings would hold in the near future. To be a small part of the beginning of the CALM House journey, is something I will never forget, as this would go on to show light to many in need of love and support. I also served as a mentor to foster care teens. My week with these young women was truly a blessing to me. I got to listen to them, serve as a confidant, encourage them, and just spend quality time getting to know them. We did art projects, took them for a little pampering session, went canoeing together and for a few moments reminded each of them what it was like to just enjoy life. I was honored to have been asked to be part of this ministry.

Tell me more about "Supper on Saturday" what is this organization? How did you get involved and what do you do with them?
“Supper on Saturday” is an outreach program put together by Crosspoint Church in Niceville. I actually got involved through the Key Club at Niceville High School, which is a service based organization. Volunteers get together to prepare and deliver meals to families and to elderly in need in our community. It is so heart warming to be a part of bringing joy to others. Seeing the smile on people’s faces and knowing that I had a small part in making their day a little brighter is a feeling like no other. It’s the simple things like providing a few encouraging words for them, or sharing a warm smile, that make the biggest difference. I would love to see more communities take on a project to serve people in need. I promise, the good will escalate.

Photography by Erin Hansen Photography

How do you stay balanced between sports, clubs and volunteering while maintaining a 4.6!
I make mental checklists almost every day of the tasks that I need to complete. I’ll often bring these to existence on a notecard, and I make sure I put it in a place where I constantly see it, like my desk. No matter what the task is, I try my best to be 100% present and devote my full attention to it. I find that that is when I get my best work done, when I focus on the task at hand, rather than worrying about the other tasks I need to do.

What advice would you give to someone who wants to be where you are today?
Set high standards for yourself. Know that the small decisions you make every day to work hard, be kind, and be involved, are worth the investment because they will set you up for success. Failure isn’t something to fear. It gives us the opportunity to learn from our mistakes and become stronger than ever. Be faithful and thankful in all circumstances. Look for the good, even if it’s hard to find.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years/what are your plans for the future?
I would love to be finishing my first year of medical school. I’m interested in being a scientist. I would love for something I do or create to help someone else.

What is your favorite activity or pastime that wasn’t in your nomination?
I have several. I love to read! I enjoy spending time with the people I love, walks on the beach, 80’s music, playing with my two goldendoodles Brody and Wrigley, sunsets, and creating personalized greeting cards for all the special people in my life.

Who do you find inspiring?
I find Erin Napier inspiring. She and her husband Ben are the host of HGTV’s Hometown. On TV, Erin shows such intentionality and kindness to everyone she meets. She makes a personal home painting for each family that moves in to their new home, which I believe is so thoughtful, and makes her show a little different. I feel that if I were to meet Erin in person, she would show me the same qualities of intentionality and kindness that she does on the show. Her genuineness is inspiring to me, because although she is on television, she carries herself just as she would away from the camera.

What about you inspires others/why do you think you are inspiring?
Well no matter what, I am always positive. I find the good in everyone and everything around me. I work hard and do my best on everything I am part of. I share kindness and respect with everyone around me.

Elizabeth will be featured in issue 36 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Tanna Leeds

6/22/2020

Tanna Leeds - Texas
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination by Sharla Leeds
Photography by Kelly Anne Style
Issue 34 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Tanna Leeds was on the high school drill team all four years and an officer for the last two years. Drill Team comes with many activities, deadlines, and hard work. She had to learn self-discipline and responsibility to maintain her grades and outside activities. After having a serious dance injury, she had to learn how to push forward, deal with her plans being changed and do it with grace and a smile on her face. She will be attending Stephen F Austin to become an Elementary teacher. She has a big heart and a love for children.

Photography by Kelly Anne Style

How old were you when you joined the drill Team and what do you love about it?
I've always loved to dance ever since I was a little girl. I joined the dance team when I was in 6th grade and fell in love with being a part of a team and the sisterhood it creates. I knew from the beginning that I wanted to continue dancing in High school.

What are some of your favorite performances with your drill team?
A big thing for High School drill teams is getting the privilege to dance on the football field during half time. I always loved being able to go out on the field under the Friday night lights with my team and doing our traditional walkout on the field to Deep in the Heart of Texas. Another one of my favorite performances was to the song "Rescue" by Lauren Daigle. The dance really told a story by my team dancing together to show that you are never alone and any situation you are faced with you have support, love and will be rescued no matter the struggle.

What responsibilities come with being an officer of your drill team? What is an officer and how did you get this role?
The responsibility of being an officer is to be a role model for the dancers on our team and help show them accountability, responsibility, and organization skills. We had to go through a tryout process with an interview to see if we had what it took to be an officer. We put together a board with our theme and a book of our ideas that would be used throughout the year.

Photography by Kelly Anne Style

What specific dance injury did you get and how did you push through this and move forward?
I severed my ACL and my Medial Meniscus dancing at a pep rally doing a high kick routine. It was a heartbreaking and tough situation I never expected to be dealing with. I learned how to stay strong and not lose sight of who I am by the struggles I faced. I kept motivating the team no matter if I was sitting on the bleachers cheering them on. It is all about how you handle the situation and preserver.

Why do you want to become an Elementary School teacher? Why do you love working with children so much?
I have always had a passion for helping kids and working with them. Last summer I gave up my 18th birthday party to go to the Dominican Republic on a mission trip. I was able to spend time with the kids in the community who didn't grow up having a lot or getting love from their parents. It really touched my heart knowing I was making such an impact on those kids and I knew then I wanted to be a teacher.

What advice would you give to someone who wants to be where you are today?
Don’t let others bring you down or worry about what others think. Be true to yourself and keep God first.

Photography by Kelly Anne Style

Where do you see yourself in 5 years/what are your plans for the future?
Hopefully I will be starting my first year teaching and trying to make a difference in the life of a child.

How do you keep yourself organized with everything you have on your plate?
This is something I continue to work on every day. A planner works really well. Making sure I have my week planned out is important so that I don’t miss anything.

3 Things on your bucket list?
I would like to go on another mission trip. Go to Hawaii, and I want to make sure that I graduate from college.

What about you inspires others/why do you think you are inspiring?
There are a lot of very smart kids in school. They work hard and make good grades. There are a lot of other kids that work hard and still struggle in school. It does not come easy to everyone. We need to make sure that others understand you can still be a good student and be proud of yourself even if you do not have a 4.0 GPA. Be proud of who you are!!

Tanna will be featured in issue 34 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Emma Grace Buck

6/5/2020

Emma Grace Buck – North Carolina
Interview by Claire Plath
Nomination and Photography by Ashley Schenck Photography
Issue 34 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Emma is dedicated to doing the right thing, following her faith as a Christian. She is in the progress of asking friends to purchase Bible's to be smuggled into North Korea on her quest to help others read the Word of God. Most recently out of 140 applicants Emma was one of the only two selected for a summer shadowing program at Levines Children's Hospital. Emma is pretty inspiring and a role model to many.

Photography by Ashley Schenck Photography

How has your Christian faith led you to inspiring others to purchase Bibles that will be smuggled to North Korea?
As a Christian, it is my duty to share with others the gospel so that they may walk with Christ. Many aren’t as lucky as we are, especially those in North Korea where bibles aren’t accessible. It was my mom who had originally found out about this organization called The Voice of the Martyrs on Facebook and I was all for it!

What inspired you to volunteer for Levine’s Children Hospital, while becoming one of the only two selected for their summer shadowing program?
For a long time I have felt a deep connection to this Hospital. One day in particular my little sister had gotten hurt and was taken to a Levine’s urgent care center. I saw how kindly the nurses had treated my sister so she wasn’t even scared. I couldn’t stop thinking about those nurses and the impact they must make in treating children every day. I had thought a lot about volunteering for Levine’s, and the next day I prayed that God would send me a sign to be sure that this is what he wanted. How strange it was when I was playing music at the time, an ad popped up about Levine’s Children Hospital with a link to a volunteer application! At that point I knew what I was supposed to do.

Photography by Ashley Schenck Photography

Tell me about the volunteer group Key Club you are a part of at your school and what it’s about.
Key Club is a group my school has had for a while. I wanted to get volunteer hours, so I signed up. I learned that it was not only a way to volunteer more, but it was also an opportunity to hang out with people who wanted to help others. An example of volunteering our school has done through key club would be assisting in packages for Operation Christmas Child, along with assistance during school functions.

In what ways have you given back to your community through volunteer work and organizations?
I have volunteered in a number of ways such as working through key club, assisting for my church and vacation bible school, The Voice of the Martyrs, and the Stand Firm Warrior Foundation: “A nonprofit organization dedicated to help fighting childhood cancer”. I volunteered to help them with a Christmas party last December.

Photography by Ashley Schenck Photography

How can you inspire others to volunteer and make a difference in their communities?
I hope to be an example for others and inspire people to volunteer by showing my own efforts in volunteer work.

What does your faith mean to you, and how has it impacted who you are and how you live your life?
My faith is the most precious thing I have in my life. It has shaped me into the person I am today, and it is the foundation in which I build my hope for the future.

Emma Grace will be featured in Issue 34 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Jacob Halloway

4/9/2020

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Jacob Halloway – Virginia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination by Debbie Halloway
Photography by OH! Shoot Photography
Issue 32 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Jacob Halloway is my son, and I nominate him as an Inspiring Teen because he has been a 4-H teen counselor for several year for the Chesterfield 4-H program, where he has won teen counselor of the year two years in a row.
He is a dance captain in his high school showchoir group at Manchester High School. Last weekend, his group, Capital Swing, won Grand Champions of a competition in Ona WV. At that competition, Jacob won most outstanding performer!!!!

Photography by Debbie Halloway

What inspired you to want to get involved in 4-H?
I attended as a young camper and loved it. I attended each year for 5 years as a camper and really looked up to the teen counselors and decided I wanted to be one, and applied, interviewed and was chosen. 2020 will be my 9th year as a part of 4-H, and my 4th time as a teen counselor. I was chosen as “Counselor of the Year” in 2018 and 2019.

Tell me about 4-H and what you do in it.
4-H is a youth organization where we reach youth and help them reach their full potential. We host a week-long sleep away camp where kids between 8 and 13 attend and choose different activities such as fishing, kayaking, outdoor survivor cooking, archery, swimming, crafts, etc. Teen counselors oversee these activities.

Photography by Debbie Halloway

Why did you get involved in showchoir?
I was part of a company dance team for 3 years between the ages of 8 and 10. I decided to take a break from dance in middle school to pursue playing basketball. I played for 5 years, but once I was a sophomore in high school, I decided to audition for our showchoir and get back into dance this way.

Tell me more about what show choir is and what you do.
Our show choir is a mixed chorus that competes at various in and out of state competitions. Our group is called Capital Swing and we were the first high school show choir in the greater Richmond area.

Photography by Debbie Halloway

What are your responsibilities as dance captain?
As a dance captain, it is my job to learn all choreography and be able to teach it to my peers. I also keep the group on track at rehearsals and competitions

What was your reaction when you won most outstanding performer? Were you expecting it or was it a total surprise?
I was totally surprised when I heard my name announced. I felt that I was in the running based on comments from friends, teachers and competitors who watched the performance, but I was thrilled and grateful to be recognized and to represent Manchester High School and Capital Swing

Jacob will be featured in issue 32 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Rose Davies

4/4/2020

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Rose Davies – Idaho
Interview by Claire Plath
Nomination by Christy Davies
Photography by Summer Brander Photography
Issue 32 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Rose Davies strives daily to accomplish her dreams, whether it's playing soccer as a 4 year starter or leading or FFA chapter as president or chasing banners in the livestock show ring, she does it with intensity, passion and integrity. It is this that has led her to traveling all over the country representing agriculture. She has her own business for which she raises and sells show lambs and will be attending Blackhawk College to pursue a degree in agriculture business and looking at law following.

Photography by Legacy Livestock Imaging

What do you love most about being involved in agriculture your whole life, and how it has also led you to become so active in FFA?
Agriculture has always been a staple in our family growing up. I became extremely active in 4H and FFA over the past eight years, I started showing nationally and ran for FFA Office. My parents, 4H leaders, and mentors always drove me to do whatever I dreamed of, I then made the decision to dive into FFA and showing my livestock.

Tell me about your experiences of traveling all over the country to represent agriculture.
These past eight years I have travelled to many different states, meeting new people and finding new experiences. One of my favorite shows is the Northern International Livestock Exposition, in Billings, Montana. This show takes place in early October, I have met my best friends at this show and have had extreme success here. The show circuit takes place all spring, summer and then the national show circuit starts with NILE and ends in Denver in January.

Photography by Robyn @ Cowfoto

What impact does the youth have on agriculture and building their communities through it?
Agriculture is an essential part of the world's future, with youth becoming involved more it shows the potential of our future. Showing livestock helps drive the prospects of the commercial livestock industry, but it also shows how the agriculture industry in crops.

How has your love for agriculture led you to attend Blackhawk College while also pursuing a degree in agriculture business?
Showing nationally allows you to meet tons of people, which is when I heard about Blackhawk. This school has an outstanding agricultural business program and a full vet tech program. This was my dream school, it made it even easier to say yes when I was given the opportunity to judge livestock collegiately.

What are some ways you can inspire other teens to become active in their communities to improve the environment of our country?
As a high school student, life was always pushed to improve your transcript and resumes for colleges. While it is our future, it is also your high school experiences. Getting involved in your individual communities can be easy, do something you love, but that doesn't just help you. Join your local FFA chapter and get active, volunteer to tutor students in your school district, or pick up trash around town.

Photography by Jennifer Cummins

Can you tell me more about your passion for soccer, and how it has also led you to being a 4 year starter?
My career in soccer started when I was five years old. My parents were both extremely active through life and both played a variety of sports, so what do I do? Choose the one sport they never played of course. I went from rec, to club, to school ball and have so many memories on and off the field, of course every athlete eventually has an injury and mine came in the middle of my senior year when I tore my acl. I had gone from four year starter to on the bench cheering on my team, I postponed surgery for two months, and continued showing to pursue my dreams.

What advice would you give to someone who wants to be where you are today?
To the show kid sitting at home reading this, Keep working, no matter what, always believe in what you are doing. I know that it can be difficult when your parents say you can't go out with friends because you have to wash your animals or clean pens or catch up on school work because you missed some for a show. Remember that this is to achieve your goals. Keep pushing yourself, your village is behind you!

Rose will be featured in issue 32 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Sara Elu-Veeninga

1/13/2020

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Sara Elu-Veeninga - California
Interview by Clara Soler
Nomination by Jennifer Elu
Photography by Alicia Parks Photography
Issue 29 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Sara Elu-Veeninga has risen above a variety of personal challenges and is now excelling in school and as a top 4-H poultry competitor after just 2 short years. Sara was inspired when she connected with a sickly hen 3 years ago - she made a connection and found her passion, which has led to Sara building her own flock, excelling at poultry husbandry, and sharing her knowledge to positively promote the poultry industry. Sara's a State Gold Medal winner with her Oral Presentation “What’s Everybody Clucking About” and was awarded the 2019 Sonoma County Fair Poultry Exhibitor of the Year.

Photography by Alicia Parks Photography

What draws you to showing poultry?
What draws me into showing poultry is learning more about my specific breeds of chickens and perfecting my showmanship knowledge and skills.

What have you gotten out of your 4-H experience?
What I've gotten out of my 4-H experience is in addition to gaining more knowledge about poultry, I have gained leadership and public speaking skills.

Photography by Alicia Parks Photography

Could you talk about any achievements/ awards you’ve gotten?
I have received Gold at County, Area, and State Presentation Day competitions, 2x First place Senior team poultry judging, Best First Year Poultry Project, First Place Avian Bowl, First Place Presentation at Sonoma County Fair and Sonoma County Poultry Exhibitor of the Year.

How have your efforts in public speaking payed off?
My efforts in public speaking have really paid off in terms of my confidence levels skyrocketing. I am no longer nervous speaking in front of crowds. I have a large amount of confidence speaking about a topic I am passionate about or something I have a vast amount of knowledge in.

Photography by Jennifer Elu

How has perseverance helped you become who you are today?
“If at first you don’t succeed, try try again.” Even when I didn’t win a first-place ribbon during my first year of showmanship, it inspired me to keep trying and keep learning to hopefully work my way up to earning a higher title.

Sara will be featured in issue 29 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Faith Silva

8/7/2019

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Faith Silva – New Mexico
Interview by Claire Plath
Nomination and Photography by Flores Studios
Issue 24 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Faith Silva is one of the State of New Mexico's top Basketball stars. Her accolades include NM Offensive Player of the Year, NM 5A Player of the Year, NMPrep HOF, Leading scorer for NM North/South All Stars 2019. She will attend AZ Western College in the fall to continue her Basketball Career.

When did you first start playing basketball and how has it impacted your daily life?
I started playing basketball consistently when I was in 7th grade. I instantly fell in love with the game and knew that it was something I wanted to continue doing.

Basketball has become my outlet. I play basketball every single day, working on new skills.

What awards have you won from being one of New Mexico's top basketball stars?
I have won 5A district player of the year, 5A All-district, NM Player of the Year, NM Senior of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year, and broke 4 records in my local high school- most 3 pointers in a game, most points in a single game, most 3 pointers in a season, and most 3 pointers in a career.

What do you find most exciting about attending AZ Western College in this fall?
The opportunity to play college basketball is really exciting. I am excited to get to play with the other girls, and to be able to play at the next level.

Through your entire basketball journey, what has been your most memorable moment? The most memorable memory for me so far is definitely when we went to state and got to play at UNM “The Pit.”

What advice would you give to someone who wants to be where you are today?
Anything is possible. You can achieve anything you set your mind to and dedicate yourself to.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years/what are your plans for the future?
Probably playing basketball! I also plan on getting a degree in Psychology, so who knows. Anything is possible!

What about you inspires others/why do you think you are inspiring?
My family and coach have inspired me to always do my best. I hope I inspire others by my hard work and determination.

Tell us about your family and what you love doing most with them.
I have a younger brother (16) and a younger sister (12). My parents and family have been a huge part of my support system. I love spending time with them and bowling.

Who do you find inspiring?
Diana Taurasi. She is amazing, and I enjoy watching her play.

Do you have a hidden talent? What is it?
I actually used to be a hip-hop dancer for a local dance studio, Showtime Studio. We were National Champions for a few years and even won a Worlds Championship.

3 Things on your bucket list:
play college basketball, travel as much as I can, and play basketball with Diana Taurasi.

Anything else you’d like to tell us?
I am very grateful for this opportunity. I want to thank everyone that has supported me and helped me get to where I am in my career.

Faith will be featured in Issue 24 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Kassidy Harmon

Kassidy Harmon - Georgia
Nomination and Photography by Robin Chance Photography
Issue 49 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Elizabeth Hansen

Elizabeth Hansen - Florida
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination and Photography by Erin Hansen Photography
Issue 36 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Tanna Leeds

Tanna Leeds - Texas
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination by Sharla Leeds
Photography by Kelly Anne Style
Issue 34 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Emma Grace Buck

Emma Grace Buck – North Carolina
Interview by Claire Plath
Nomination and Photography by Ashley Schenck Photography
Issue 34 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Jacob Halloway

Jacob Halloway – Virginia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination by Debbie Halloway
Photography by OH! Shoot Photography
Issue 32 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Rose Davies

Rose Davies – Idaho
Interview by Claire Plath
Nomination by Christy Davies
Photography by Summer Brander Photography
Issue 32 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Sara Elu-Veeninga

Sara Elu-Veeninga - California
Interview by Clara Soler
Nomination by Jennifer Elu
Photography by Alicia Parks Photography
Issue 29 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Faith Silva

Faith Silva – New Mexico
Interview by Claire Plath
Nomination and Photography by Flores Studios
Issue 24 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

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Kassidy Harmon - Georgia
Nomination and Photography by Robin Chance Photography
Issue 49 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Elizabeth Hansen - Florida
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination and Photography by Erin Hansen Photography
Issue 36 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Tanna Leeds - Texas
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination by Sharla Leeds
Photography by Kelly Anne Style
Issue 34 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Emma Grace Buck – North Carolina
Interview by Claire Plath
Nomination and Photography by Ashley Schenck Photography
Issue 34 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Jacob Halloway – Virginia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination by Debbie Halloway
Photography by OH! Shoot Photography
Issue 32 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Rose Davies – Idaho
Interview by Claire Plath
Nomination by Christy Davies
Photography by Summer Brander Photography
Issue 32 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Sara Elu-Veeninga - California
Interview by Clara Soler
Nomination by Jennifer Elu
Photography by Alicia Parks Photography
Issue 29 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Faith Silva – New Mexico
Interview by Claire Plath
Nomination and Photography by Flores Studios
Issue 24 of Inspiring Teens Magazine