It's all about attitude and opportunity.
One of the things we've learned through the work we do is that there are some young people who are all over every opportunity. They are the sharp kids who have already made up their minds, and they're progressing. The question we have to deal with is the young people who haven't really found a way yet.
The program we offered this summer, called AMPLIFY, was quite extraordinary. These were young people who were primarily from small communities, from households where work may not have been the norm, and we found that just giving them a job where they were connected with people who cared about them made them blossom. It was that mentorship. It was that connection.
Sometimes that can happen well in the private sector, sometimes it can happen well in the public sector, and sometimes it can happen well in the non-profit sector, but if the program is not well designed, we're not going to find the young people who will take advantage of it.