Hi, I’m Sabrina, I’m a senior in high school and I’m from California as well as from Chile.  

 

I have always had an interest in arguing, at least that's what my mom always says. 

 

I knew that by the time I was in middle school I needed to find an activity that suited my opinions and my ability to public speak. It was 2016 when I was first introduced to the daunting yet fascinating world of law and politics. I was looking for a way to spend my after school hours when I came across the Mock Trial club. Although this club helped me learn the amendments and introduced me to fascinating topics such as human trafficking and swatting, I scoured the internet for resources that would provide me with easy to understand information about how big decisions made in the judicial system could affect me. 

 

I was also tired of feeling left out of the conversations while I sat at the kid's table and I wanted an outlet to speak to other teenagers about how we could make a collective difference in our government before becoming adults. 

 

Therefore, I set out to create Teens Talk, a place where teens could feel comfortable sharing their perspectives on political ideas as well as where they could learn more about how higher-level courts' decisions affect them. 

 

Viewers and followers can expect: 

Podcast episodes, discussion boards, and a community to share thoughts, concerns, and opinions with.

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