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Young leaders strive to improve the world

Broadcast: Midmorning, 04/26/2010, 9:06 a.m.

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A lot of negative labels have been put on the millennial generation -- entitled, self-absorbed, selfish. But it's also clear that this generation is engaged and active in social causes, and is looking to make change outside the realm of politics.

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  • Sam Davidson: Founder and CEO of the organization Cool People Care, and co-author of "New Day Revolution: How to Save The World in 24 Hours."
  • Stacey Monk: Co-founder and CEO of Epic Change.

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