In the news, we're seeing teenagers getting involved in their communities and are trying to make things right that they see as wrong.
In Just Say No, the drug epidemic has crept onto their school campus. By working together, they catch the drug dealer and create a Public Service Announcement.
And in Divided, they investigate claims of racial discrimination, and though it almost rips them apart, they band together to bring the issue to light.
So, it's good to see life imitating art, and young people getting involved in the community no matter their political affiliation.