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Sunday, April 1, 2018

Discover How 2 Amazing Teens Launch Their 1st Youth Empowerment Tour

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FIRST TEENS EVER TO TAKE THEIR YOUTH EMPOWERMENT TOUR ON THE ROAD TO EMPOWER, INSPIRE, AND EDUCATE





Nationwide - Teen entrepreneurs Essynce Moore and AJ Carr, both just 15-years old, are dedicated and determined to inspire, empower, and educate thousands of elementary, middle, and high school students in about 25 cities/states around the world.  Essynce and AJ's goals are to address concerns and issues in the schools to help eliminate all the negativity that’s present and embrace more of the positive.

About AJ Carr



At just 13-years old, AJ Carr created the organization Building Bosses, a non-profit organization teaching the youth the importance of leadership, entrepreneurship, and service.

He created "Building Bosses" to help the youth to explore & cultivate their talents, promote leadership & positivity, build character through self-esteem by teaching self-worth, & encourage our youth to become productive members of society. Building Bosses is a program that pairs young people with successful, local business owners who provide guidance and ongoing mentorship.

Today, AJ is a 15-year old public speaker, as well as a professional SAG actor. He currently has a recurring role in the new Showtime series The Chi, created by Lena Waithe & produced by Common. He has had co-starring roles on NBC's Chicago PD, PBS's Mercy Street, and most recently, the FX series Atlanta. AJ is an amazing actor, but it's what he does with his personal time that makes him so extraordinary.

AJ is a professional public speaker, who recently did a TedTalk. He travels to different cities to speak to young people, and host "Youth Empowerment Events". He works very hard to inspire positive change in the community, and he has had many accomplishments at such a young age. There have been many news stories about him and the work he does. He was featured on the front page of the CapTimes, he has received 3 letters of commendation from The White House, & a documentary film has been created about AJ entitled "AJ Carr", and it will be shown in schools in multiple states. AJ strives to make a difference in as many young lives as possible and inspire positive change. (More Below After Sponsor's Message)