Watts youth summit building leadership skills
Cornelius Wills, of Nickerson Gardens, and Tyrone Riley Sr., of Jordan Downs, are working together to support young people in Watts. The two men will lead “Closing the Gap,” a youth summit Saturday in conjunction with Project Blue. More than 100 student-athletes are expected for sports performance and life-skills workshops, a leadership panel and a keynote.
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