Media Coverage
GYM on Live, Life and Win TV Show
by Administrator
Thursday, 23 February 2012 03:13
Green Youth Movement will be featured on EcoDivas this week
by Administrator
Thursday, 21 April 2011 08:28
Green Youth Movement Humanitarian Eco Fashion Show
by Administrator
Monday, 01 November 2010 08:29
PHOTOS: The Green Youth Movement does LA Fashion Week
By Shelton Cheeks, LuxEco Editorial Assistant and Fashion Stylist
On October 16th, Los Angeles Fashion Week forged its alliance with the Green (R)evolution by featuring a showcase of designers, produced in part by The Green Youth Movement, or otherwise known as GYM. This organization, headed by the beautiful Chole Mills and Vice President Ema Gersh, is 600 members strong nationwide. They are dedicated to educating the younger generation about environmental awareness, promoting common sense approaches to adapt an eco-friendly lifestyle and participating in events much like LA Fashion Week to amplify their message.
Published on: www.luxecoliving.com
L.A. Fashion Weekend 2010
by Administrator
Friday, 29 October 2010 05:12
The Green Youth Movement (GYM) continues to show the world how easy and wonderful living green can be. This fall, GYM stepped out onto the runway, in its fashionable green glory as a sponsor for The Green Initiative Humanitarian Fashion Show. The young ladies sported T-shirts with their statement for this season…”Green is the New Black”. Produced by Mikey Koffman of The Gallery LA, this eco-friendly fashion show was a highlight of Los Angeles Fashion weekend, featuring the gorgeous designs from four fabulously sustainable lines: Kristinit, Keokjay, Jonano, and Emily Factor.
These vibrant designs showcased how cutting edge and couture sustainable clothing can be. These designers break the mold (and the stereotypes of eco-friendly fashion) and show the world that being green and high fashion can go hand in hand. From the more subtle chique tones of Jonano to the vibrant autumn colors of Emily Factor, it would be impossible not to fall in love with one of these stunning fall pieces.
GYM was able to have a huge presence at this event. A video clip of its founder, Ally Maize, was played to share with the audience green Youth Movement’s mission statement. In addition, president, Chloe Mills, and vice president Emma Gersh shared with the audience their passion for preserving our planet the knowledge of how to do so among their peers. Alongside these two outstanding young ladies were twenty-some teenage girls donning GYM t-shirts, representing their love for this cause and their dedication to increasing environmental awareness and ways to live sustainable lives to those around them.
On October 16th, 2010, high fashion met high ambition as LA Fashion Weekend displayed “green” fashion and The Green Youth Movement displayed bright, driven youth committed to making a change for the better. Not only do the young ladies of GYM promote their goal of educating our youth, they live by their creed as they promoted the latest program, “Project Green Dream” donating slightly worn gowns to young ladies for the upcoming holiday season and proms. Rochelle Maize, co-founder of GYM stated in an earlier interview, “Our youth is our future. We are all in this together and only together will we be able to make a difference, not only here in the U.S., but the world.”
BCTV:LA Fashion Week
by Administrator
Friday, 22 October 2010 22:37
by Administrator
Friday, 22 October 2010 22:19
L.A. Fashion Weekend Has Style
A three-day runway marathon, L.A. Fashion Weekend was held at Sunset Gower Studios over the weekend. It was in the heart of Hollywood, but instead of featuring movie stars at the studio, fresh and seasoned stars of the fashion world were getting the spotlight. They were spreading a lot of glamour and rocker-chic stuff on the runway, but it was very apparent that more eco-friendly designs were in vogue.
Published on:http://tolucantimes.info
by Administrator
Wednesday, 11 August 2010 04:52
Climate Community Citizen of the Week – Ally Maize
Congratulations to this week’s Climate Community Citizen of the Week Ally Maize, founder of Green Youth Movement.
We first met Ally of a tree planting project that took place on Ventura Blvd. in Woodland Hills Ca. Recently Ally was a volunteer at our eco-bash held with The Green Girls. We are so pleased to finally have Ally as one of our weekly winners….
by Administrator
Wednesday, 11 August 2010 04:38
LA Style Meets the Green Initiative
An enormously popular proportion of this year's LA Fashion Week came in the form of eco-friendly/enviromently conscious motivating fashion inspirations that focused on beautiful and stylish, natural, organic fabulous clothes. The Los Angeles-based nonprofit, the Green Youth Movement (GYM) presented a gatherinf of glitz and glamour meets runway elegance with its: "THE GREEN INITIATIVE: Humanitarian Fashion Show" held at the Sunset Gower Studios, in Hollywood, California.
by Administrator
Wednesday, 11 August 2010 04:22
Join the Green Youth Movement
"We are students who are concerned about the environment. Our Mission is to educate kids and teens about enviromental awareness, eco-friendly behavior and small steps that can make a big difference for the future!"
by Administrator
Wednesday, 16 December 2009 21:41
Cream of the Crop
The Bite
We've been stalking (ahem) Alexandra Maize - and now we're gonna high five her for starting the Green Youth Movement. This high school junior's nonprof is working to implement green living schools curriculums (K-12) starting in LA and recently began peddling starter kits for green newbies. This one's rising to the top.
by Administrator
Wednesday, 16 December 2009 21:38
by Administrator
Monday, 14 December 2009 19:53
Ally Maize Awarded Honor For Green Efforts
By Abbey Hood
Green Youth Movement founder Ally Maize, 16, is the recipient of a $1,000 savings bond after being named “ABC Cool Kid,” by the Channel 7 station for her efforts to promote greener lifestyles through education in local schools.
by Administrator
Monday, 14 December 2009 07:08
Archer School Business Leader Discovers It’s Easy Being Green
By Abbey Hood
When she first clicked on the Prius Web site, Ally Maize realized she cared more about going green, than what color car she would look good driving into Archer School for Girls parking lot.
by Administrator
Thursday, 10 December 2009 20:11
Green teens honor Al Gore
Green teens present former vice president with 'inspiration award' for his work motivating the next generation of environmentalists.
by Administrator
Thursday, 10 December 2009 20:04
Green Youth Movement, Live Green Kit
Product Review: Live Green Kit: I really appreciate when something like this is brought to my attention! I’d like to start by telling you about the non-profit organization, Green Youth Movement. This organization, founded by 17 year old Ally Maize, started with the simple idea of teaching kids how to be “green”. Ally and other environmentalist teens have made a big impact on the world with the Green Youth Movement! Way to go!!! Their mission is to educate kids and teens about environmental awareness, eco-friendly behavior and small steps that collectively embraced by this age-group can make a big difference for the future.
by Administrator
Thursday, 10 December 2009 19:59
An Interview With Ally Maize from the Green Youth Movement
Ally Maize founded the Green Youth Movement, an organization that educates kids and teens about green living, when she was 15 years old. She stopped by Teen Advice to explain why you, as a teen, should care about saving the environment, and what you can do to get involved.
by Administrator
Thursday, 10 December 2009 19:55
The Green Youth Movement (GYM) is comprised of students who are concerned about the environment. As an Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization founded by Ally Maize at the young age of 15, GYM aims to educate kids and teens about environmental awareness, green living and sustainability. Collectively, this age group can make a big difference in reducing environmental impacts for a brighter, greener future. For more information and/or to get involved, please visit www.greenyouthmovement.org.
by Administrator
Thursday, 10 December 2009 19:50
GREEN YOUTH MOVEMENT
WHO WE ARE
We are students who are concerned about the environment. We are the future and we want to lead the change.
OUR GOALS
To involve and educate students coast-to-coast about GYM's mission. We want all students to learn what they can do.
GYM on Live, Life and Win TV Show
by Administrator
Thursday, 23 February 2012 03:13
Green Youth Movement will be featured on EcoDivas this week
by Administrator
Thursday, 21 April 2011 08:28
Green Youth Movement Humanitarian Eco Fashion Show
by Administrator
Monday, 01 November 2010 08:29
PHOTOS: The Green Youth Movement does LA Fashion Week
By Shelton Cheeks, LuxEco Editorial Assistant and Fashion Stylist
On October 16th, Los Angeles Fashion Week forged its alliance with the Green (R)evolution by featuring a showcase of designers, produced in part by The Green Youth Movement, or otherwise known as GYM. This organization, headed by the beautiful Chole Mills and Vice President Ema Gersh, is 600 members strong nationwide. They are dedicated to educating the younger generation about environmental awareness, promoting common sense approaches to adapt an eco-friendly lifestyle and participating in events much like LA Fashion Week to amplify their message.
Published on: www.luxecoliving.com
L.A. Fashion Weekend 2010
by Administrator
Friday, 29 October 2010 05:12
The Green Youth Movement (GYM) continues to show the world how easy and wonderful living green can be. This fall, GYM stepped out onto the runway, in its fashionable green glory as a sponsor for The Green Initiative Humanitarian Fashion Show. The young ladies sported T-shirts with their statement for this season…”Green is the New Black”. Produced by Mikey Koffman of The Gallery LA, this eco-friendly fashion show was a highlight of Los Angeles Fashion weekend, featuring the gorgeous designs from four fabulously sustainable lines: Kristinit, Keokjay, Jonano, and Emily Factor.
These vibrant designs showcased how cutting edge and couture sustainable clothing can be. These designers break the mold (and the stereotypes of eco-friendly fashion) and show the world that being green and high fashion can go hand in hand. From the more subtle chique tones of Jonano to the vibrant autumn colors of Emily Factor, it would be impossible not to fall in love with one of these stunning fall pieces.
GYM was able to have a huge presence at this event. A video clip of its founder, Ally Maize, was played to share with the audience green Youth Movement’s mission statement. In addition, president, Chloe Mills, and vice president Emma Gersh shared with the audience their passion for preserving our planet the knowledge of how to do so among their peers. Alongside these two outstanding young ladies were twenty-some teenage girls donning GYM t-shirts, representing their love for this cause and their dedication to increasing environmental awareness and ways to live sustainable lives to those around them.
On October 16th, 2010, high fashion met high ambition as LA Fashion Weekend displayed “green” fashion and The Green Youth Movement displayed bright, driven youth committed to making a change for the better. Not only do the young ladies of GYM promote their goal of educating our youth, they live by their creed as they promoted the latest program, “Project Green Dream” donating slightly worn gowns to young ladies for the upcoming holiday season and proms. Rochelle Maize, co-founder of GYM stated in an earlier interview, “Our youth is our future. We are all in this together and only together will we be able to make a difference, not only here in the U.S., but the world.”
BCTV:LA Fashion Week
by Administrator
Friday, 22 October 2010 22:37
by Administrator
Friday, 22 October 2010 22:19
L.A. Fashion Weekend Has Style
A three-day runway marathon, L.A. Fashion Weekend was held at Sunset Gower Studios over the weekend. It was in the heart of Hollywood, but instead of featuring movie stars at the studio, fresh and seasoned stars of the fashion world were getting the spotlight. They were spreading a lot of glamour and rocker-chic stuff on the runway, but it was very apparent that more eco-friendly designs were in vogue.
Published on:http://tolucantimes.info
by Administrator
Wednesday, 11 August 2010 04:52
Climate Community Citizen of the Week – Ally Maize
Congratulations to this week’s Climate Community Citizen of the Week Ally Maize, founder of Green Youth Movement.
We first met Ally of a tree planting project that took place on Ventura Blvd. in Woodland Hills Ca. Recently Ally was a volunteer at our eco-bash held with The Green Girls. We are so pleased to finally have Ally as one of our weekly winners….
by Administrator
Wednesday, 11 August 2010 04:38
LA Style Meets the Green Initiative
An enormously popular proportion of this year's LA Fashion Week came in the form of eco-friendly/enviromently conscious motivating fashion inspirations that focused on beautiful and stylish, natural, organic fabulous clothes. The Los Angeles-based nonprofit, the Green Youth Movement (GYM) presented a gatherinf of glitz and glamour meets runway elegance with its: "THE GREEN INITIATIVE: Humanitarian Fashion Show" held at the Sunset Gower Studios, in Hollywood, California.
by Administrator
Wednesday, 11 August 2010 04:22
Join the Green Youth Movement
"We are students who are concerned about the environment. Our Mission is to educate kids and teens about enviromental awareness, eco-friendly behavior and small steps that can make a big difference for the future!"
by Administrator
Wednesday, 16 December 2009 21:41
Cream of the Crop
The Bite
We've been stalking (ahem) Alexandra Maize - and now we're gonna high five her for starting the Green Youth Movement. This high school junior's nonprof is working to implement green living schools curriculums (K-12) starting in LA and recently began peddling starter kits for green newbies. This one's rising to the top.
by Administrator
Wednesday, 16 December 2009 21:38
by Administrator
Monday, 14 December 2009 19:53
Ally Maize Awarded Honor For Green Efforts
By Abbey HoodGreen Youth Movement founder Ally Maize, 16, is the recipient of a $1,000 savings bond after being named “ABC Cool Kid,” by the Channel 7 station for her efforts to promote greener lifestyles through education in local schools.
by Administrator
Monday, 14 December 2009 07:08
Archer School Business Leader Discovers It’s Easy Being Green
By Abbey HoodWhen she first clicked on the Prius Web site, Ally Maize realized she cared more about going green, than what color car she would look good driving into Archer School for Girls parking lot.
by Administrator
Thursday, 10 December 2009 20:11
Green teens honor Al Gore
Green teens present former vice president with 'inspiration award' for his work motivating the next generation of environmentalists.
by Administrator
Thursday, 10 December 2009 20:04
Green Youth Movement, Live Green Kit
Product Review: Live Green Kit: I really appreciate when something like this is brought to my attention! I’d like to start by telling you about the non-profit organization, Green Youth Movement. This organization, founded by 17 year old Ally Maize, started with the simple idea of teaching kids how to be “green”. Ally and other environmentalist teens have made a big impact on the world with the Green Youth Movement! Way to go!!! Their mission is to educate kids and teens about environmental awareness, eco-friendly behavior and small steps that collectively embraced by this age-group can make a big difference for the future.
by Administrator
Thursday, 10 December 2009 19:59
An Interview With Ally Maize from the Green Youth Movement
Ally Maize founded the Green Youth Movement, an organization that educates kids and teens about green living, when she was 15 years old. She stopped by Teen Advice to explain why you, as a teen, should care about saving the environment, and what you can do to get involved.
by Administrator
Thursday, 10 December 2009 19:55
The Green Youth Movement (GYM) is comprised of students who are concerned about the environment. As an Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization founded by Ally Maize at the young age of 15, GYM aims to educate kids and teens about environmental awareness, green living and sustainability. Collectively, this age group can make a big difference in reducing environmental impacts for a brighter, greener future. For more information and/or to get involved, please visit www.greenyouthmovement.org.
by Administrator
Thursday, 10 December 2009 19:50
GREEN YOUTH MOVEMENT
WHO WE ARE
We are students who are concerned about the environment. We are the future and we want to lead the change.
OUR GOALS
To involve and educate students coast-to-coast about GYM's mission. We want all students to learn what they can do.
Copyright © 2009 Ally Maize