that helps teens safely get help when they're being harassed. It works a lot like Snapchat, albeit with a much more meaningful ephemeral message.Photo: Annabel MehranEmma Adler (aka Georgie) shares her story: 's return is officially on, and it looks as though at least one episode of the new season will have us taking a trip down memory lane. Following the release of aterrifying teaser trailerand somebehind-the-scenes photos You mentioned how youth activism has risen in the last decade, and what has given me hope is that the last decade was a decade of youth activism, but the next one is going to be about youth change-making, and that's what gives me hope. It's like we have done our activism; we have done enough to raise our voice. And I think the next step is now let's make the change, let's be the change-makers, let's get more involved in this. I'm excited for that, to be the change-maker, and do more for girls' education, to ensure that all girls can have the opportunity to go to school, to go to universities, just like I have. And many of us have that opportunity, and we all are aware that if we had not had the opportunity of being in school, learning, that we would have been somewhere else. So it's important that we recognize that, that we are grateful for that, but we also have other girls just like us to have that right.TV Ahead of the 2012 presidential election, I told my dad in a brief phone call that I would be voting for President Obama because of his stance on the climate, LGBT issues and health care. He told me why he thought I was wrong and said he was hurt that I was effectively canceling out his vote. But he still mailed me my absentee ballot papers the very next day, proud of me for participating.Those were simpler times.