HOPE LOPEZ
Hope Lopez has over 10 years of experience in the abstinence movement. Since she began her work at SLC, Hope has transformed SLC from a local abstinence program to a national and international organization.
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LUIS GALDAMEZ
Luis Galdamez was born in El Salvador and arrived in the U.S. as teenager. He is a gifted bi-lingual (English-Español) Speaker and a Community Outreach Educator in Southern California.
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ANTHONY PRESTON
With the constant bombardment of plasticity embedded in pop culture and media, Anthony believes that an effective and impacting connection with young people requires one to be REAL. As an 8 year veteran speaker to both parents and teens, Anthony uses humorous analogies and his platform as an actor / musician to bring a presentation that is entertaining, educational, and most of all inspiring to audiences across America.
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COLE SMITH
Cole has a heart for youth. Being one that was brought up in a fatherless home, she grew up wanting to help others that were in her situation. Cole has seen first hand the difference abstinence has made in the lives of high risk youth and young adults.
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TRE MOYE
Tre is a living example that we are not fighting a losing battle when it comes to the youth and young adults within the United States. Tre is a role model that is gifted with the ability to address critical teen issues in a manner in which teens can understand and embrace.
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DONALD RODRIGUEZ
Mr. Rodriguez has developed into a charismatic motivational speaker, speaking in front of thousands of teenagers and parents through such events as concerts, assemblies, community organizations, and churches. “I want to inspire and edify youth to embrace their situations and use them as a catalyst for change in their lives.”
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RACHEL LANGAN
Pop Culture says that there is nothing wrong about having sex before marriage. Society as a whole says that it’s “okay,” even “expected” if you are a teenager living in America today. A male co-worker told me that my decision was stupid and when I get married I will see what I have been missing. My response to him was, “What have I been missing? Possibly contracting an STD, getting pregnant or feeling used, not to mention having to hide the guilty secret from my parents’ while feeling a desperate connection to the person I lost my virginity to? Uh, no!” “Rachel you are special and you’re worth waiting for till marriage.
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