About this episode
In this heartwarming and insightful episode of SoapBoxLex, we’re joined by special guests Latarika Young and Kevin Schoedinger to explore an innovative program called K. North, where young people teach older adults how to navigate smartphones and everyday apps. From clipping digital coupons to shopping online, K North is empowering seniors and young mentors alike.
We dig into the deeper benefits of this intergenerational exchange—how teaching builds confidence and empathy in youth, while older adults gain independence and tech-savvy skills that enhance their daily lives. It's not just about technology; it’s about connection, growth, and mutual respect.
Whether you're a teen looking to give back or a senior curious about technology, this episode shows how bridging the generational divide can transform communities.
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Learn more about K. North here: https://knorthky.com/
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