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Community Impact
Q&A: Plano ISD student Rizwan Khan leads global nonprofit Politics For Teens
Discover how Rizwan Khan, a student from Plano West Senior High School, transformed a school club into “Politics For Teens,” a global nonprofit. Since its inception in 2022, the organization has grown to over 70 chapters worldwide, focusing on civil political discussions among youth. Khan’s vision counters the notion of politics as toxic, instead promoting it as a unifying force. This rapidly expanding initiative is empowering Generation Z to engage in meaningful political dialogue and enact change. Click here to read more!
Dallas Morning News
Texas teens talk gun reform, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, other political issues
Discover the journey of the team, who founded “Politics for Teens” at Plano West Senior High School, fostering a space for unbiased political discussions among students. With topics ranging from gun reform to international conflicts, the club encourages respectful discourse and understanding among diverse viewpoints. As the club expands to multiple schools, it stands as a beacon of hope for bridging partisan divides in the next generation. Click here to read the full story!
Plano teens hold forum to foster healthy political discussion
Initiated by Plano West student Rizwan Khan, “Politics for Teens” has transitioned from a classroom idea to a global organization, encouraging teens to bridge political gaps. At a recent forum in Plano West, local leaders shared their community involvement journey, emphasizing local politics’ direct impact. Khan and marketing director Katie Chou spotlight the need for spaces where teens can discuss politics beyond their friend circles, striving for informed local engagement. With ambitions for national roles post-high school and 40 global chapters at the time written, they see it not as a hobby but a mission. Discover more here!
Building bridges: Southlake teens seek nonpartisan political conversations at high school
Meet Southlake’s Akshaya Meka, leading a new chapter at Carroll Senior High under “Politics for Teens”. Their goal? Facilitate unbiased discussions on domestic to global issues. Founded by Rizwan Khan, the movement sees the importance of early political education. Meka emphasizes, “Understanding all viewpoints is crucial.” Dive into their mission to shape informed future leaders. Click here for the full story.
Meet Rizwan Khan | Founder and Executive Director
Discover the inspiring journey of Rizwan Khan, the dynamic founder and executive director of Politics For Teens. Rizwan attributes the success of the initiative to the unwavering dedication and diverse personalities of his team. From Aaditya’s calming influence to Maxwell’s boundless passion, from Katie’s marketing prowess to Khosraw’s impressive engagement strategies, and Aryan’s expansive vision, every team member plays a vital role. Born in a high school in 2022, Politics For Teens has swiftly grown, aiming to bridge the partisan gap and nurture civil discourse among the youth. With over 25 chapters globally, the team’s mission of promoting neutral and inclusive discussions on political issues shines through. Click here to delve deeper into their story!
Inspiring Conversations with Rizwan Khan of Politics For Teens
Meet Rizwan Khan, the co-founder of “Politics For Teens”, a platform birthed from the desire for unbiased political discussions among peers. Driven by an increasingly polarized environment, Rizwan and his team sought to restore balance and promote informed debates. From humble beginnings to plans of nationwide expansion, their journey wasn’t without challenges. However, their emphasis on respect, education, and a genuine passion for bridging divides makes them stand out. Curious about their next steps? Click here to discover more!
AI – Three High School Students discuss AI and Faith
Dive into a captivating conversation where three high school friends, Rizwan Khan, Khosraw Azizi, and Maxwell Stephen, explore the intersection of AI, faith, and human relationships. Delving into AI’s impact on their daily lives, aspirations, and spiritual beliefs, they ponder if technology might overshadow the essence of human connection. Click here to listen!
Plano West Blueprint
Politics For Teens: A Revitalization for Discourse.
Learn about the birth of “Politics For Teens”, a club striving for unbiased discussions amongst students passionate about global affairs. Co-presidents Rizwan Khan and Harshith Amaram share insights into their mission to facilitate respectful debates on pressing issues, like the Israel-Palestine conflict, ensuring all voices are heard. Click here to read more!