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But what does Whitelion ROAR do in the schools?
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So the role models have been and gone. Now what do the young people have?
Why is Whitelion ROAR different to other programs that offer ‘inspirational’ guest speakers?
Why does ROAR seem to think it is important to have such diverse role models?
The Whitelion ROAR Program uses such diverse role models because we are all different! Not only are we different in what we may like, i.e. Sports or music. We are also different in appearance, gender, culture, family, and the list goes on. The Whitelion ROAR Program has recognised the need for acceptance of all different types of people, and through life stories of positive role models hopefully the message can be passed onto the youth of today.
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