earlier today I submitted a Senate resolution that requests the President of the United States to designate April 16, 2004, as ``National Youth Service Day.'' I am proud to be submitting this Senate resolution for the second year. National Youth Service Day is the largest service event in the world with over 3 million participants. National Youth Service Day acknowledges the remarkable community service efforts of youth today, and encourages all people to recognize and support the significance of these contributions. National Youth Service Day is a public awareness and education campaign that highlights the positive contributions that young people make to their communities throughout the year. On this day, youth from across the United States and the world will carry out community service projects in areas ranging from hunger to literacy to the environment. National Youth Service Day brings a diverse group of local, regional, and national partners together to support and promote youth service. It is imperative to keep young people active and motivated and instilled with a sense of community responsibility. Volunteer work gives youth an outlet to gain this responsibility and to learn valuable skills that are essential to personal and academic achievement.
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Introducing a resolution to designate April 16, 2004, as National Youth Service Day.
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