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Challenge Day logo
Logo courtesy of Challenge Day
Lunch bags for Challenge Day with food puns drawn on them
For schools participating in Challenge Day, TeenTalkers will draw food-related puns on lunch bags for each youth and adult participant. No two bags are alike.

Challenge Day

Since March 2010, we have been thrilled to coordinate Challenge Day events at two Clark County high schools each year. Selected schools come together for these eclectic, life-changing events to challenge youth and adults to step out of their comfort zones and share their truth.
 
Challenge Day is a global program that gives participants tools to explore how people separate from each other—and how to change the culture to one of acceptance and inclusion.
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In 2019, we hosted Challenge Day at Camas and Ridgefield high schools.
 
For more information about Challenge Day, visit https://www.challengeday.org/.
Participating high schools from 2010-2019:
  • Battle Ground High School
  • Camas High School
  • Columbia River High School
  • Fort Vancouver High School
  • Hayes Freedom High School
  • Heritage High School
  • Hockinson High School
  • Hudson’s Bay High School
  • Ridgefield High School
  • Washougal High School.

In 2019:

students participated in a 
​Challenge Day ​we sponsored
adults participated in ​a
​Challenge Day we sponsored

What students said about Challenge Day in 2019

  • “I didn't really know the people I thought I knew."
  • "I never crossed the line all alone."
  • "We shouldn't judge so much bc we found out about how all of us have problems."
  • "I don't want to leave Challenge Day."
  • "I didn't want to be here today but I'm glad I got on the bus."
  • "The leaders were so nice and I made a new friend."
  • "Today was awesome."
  • "I hope we do the things we said we would do after today."
  • "LOVED IT - COME BACK."
  • "I wish the whole RHS had been here today."
  • "Best day of school ever."
Peppy in front of a Challenge Day Norms poster reading

Since 2010:

students participated in a 
​Challenge Day ​we sponsored
adults participated in ​a
​Challenge Day we sponsored

Contact us

Monday to Thursday: 4-9 pm
Friday: 4-7 pm


Call us at 360.397.2428
Text us at 360.984.0936
​​Email us at ccteentalk1@hotmail.com
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What teens are saying about us

"This (resource) is literally amazing thank you."
- text messenger, January 2023

"We just wanted to call to see what it'd be like to call if we were having a funky time."
- caller, November 2022

"I LOVE HOW YOU GET IT"
- text messenger, November 2022

"I'm finally feel like i'm being Listened to buy you guys"
- text messenger, November 2022
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  • Home
  • Resources
    • Booklets
    • Resources
  • Things to Do
    • Calendar and Activities
    • Today's Compliment and Challenge
  • About
    • What We Do For Youth >
      • Challenge Day
      • Compassion Boxes
      • Other Outreach
    • What We Do For Adults >
      • I Work With Teens
      • Presentations
    • Our History
    • Our Volunteers
    • Our Mascot: Peppy Penerson
  • Contact
    • Ask Peppy
    • Contact Us
  • Get Involved
    • Teens (15-19)
    • Adults (20+)
  • Free Materials
    • For myself or a teen I know
    • For lots of teens I know
  • FAQ
  • TeenTalk Thoughts