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Hey !
We've had some beautiful weather in NYC! I've been enjoying it as much as I can. For those of you who celebrate Easter, I hope you had a great day.
In this issue, we are covering the Sista-2-Sista Youth Summit. It's a fab event for teen girls and if you haven't been, you should make it a goal for next year! The event is written on our new Double Dutch website. Check it out and let us know what you think. Read the blog about the event and don't forget to click on the links, which will take you other great articles and video, too.
The tax deadline is right around the corner. Even though you may not pay taxes, it's important to develop healthy tax habits now. Lastly, read some of our most recent blog posts you may have missed below.
Peace!
Jen
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Sista-2-Sista Youth Summit
Have fun reading about the 2012 Sista-2-Sista Youth Summit, by clicking here:
Check out the video of Chrisette Michele below. It is included in the blog about the Sista-2-Sista Youth Summit, along with other performances.
 | Chrisette Michele Performs Epiphany, Sista 2 Sista Youth Summit |
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Start Healthy Money Habits Now |
You may not be old enough to pay taxes yet, but you can develop healthy habits now.
Here are 5 Ways to Healthy Money Habits:
1. If you have a job, put some money in a savings account. You can save the money for school trips, college application expenses and expenses for senior year in high school (Prom, class ring, cap & gown, etc.).
2. Learn to say 'no' to yourself when shopping. You may want the new iPad, but you may need to wait until you can save or pay for more important expenses like expenses for high school or college (See suggestion #1).
3. Ask questions when your parents are paying bills. One day you will be on your own and will need to know how to manage a checking or savings account and how to do online banking.
4. Learn how to shop for groceries. If you know how to do this and cook, you will save money on food. Instead of spending $10-$15 a day on lunch or dinner at a fast food place or restaurant when you start working, you can use that money to buy a week's worth of groceries.
5. Shop for bargains. Look for free events in your area. Shop for clothes and shoes at discount stores and thrift stores.
-J.T.
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Attention Bloggers! |
We are looking for teens bloggers! Get some shine, see your name is lights and become one of our regular bloggers. Volunteer one entry per week and share the topics that are important to you: celebs, music, boys, film, poetry, etc.
If you're interested, email why you'd be a great blogger (no longer than one paragraph, please): doubledutchmag@aol.com
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Reach Teen Girls in Double Dutch! 
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You have the opportunity to reach girls in their favorite place--the internet! Join us as an advertiser in our e-newsletter, blog and digital magazine. Both can be viewed online! Our monthly newsletter includes the latest in music and fashion, while also elevating teens' self-esteem. We will include a link to your website, video or email address. Our magazine includes page-turning features, links to websites and you can view video and listen to music, too. View our first digital magazine. If you're a corporation, non-profit or other company that wants to reach urban girls that are confident and fashionable, please contact our publisher for media kit/rates information Click Here to Send an Email or call 718.483.5630 |
We hope you've enjoyed the newsletter version of Double Dutch Magazine! Please forward to your friends AND contribute any new ideas or suggestions!
Peace, Jennifer Threat Editor & Publisher Double Dutch Magazine
718.483.5630 doubledutchmag@aol.com |
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