This ted talk was presented by Jennifer Pahika and it was about creating government apps to bring communities together and getting citizens more involved in government rather then giving up on it.
I liked how she said we need to be more involved with the government and not give up on it because a lot of people complain about the government but don't do anything about it.

We watched a documentry in my FFP class entitled "Generation Jobless". Here are my responses.
  
      The documentry affected my field of interest by making me rethink pretty much everything. I was almost certain I wanted to go to school for cosmetology or interior design buy now I'm thinking I might doing something mechanical, like a technition or something.
      The specific jobs I am interested in are make-up artist, hairstylist and possibly a stager. My back up plan if cosmetology doesnt work out is a stager and real estate agent.
      You can gain experience by volunteering your time at a job that has to do with what you would like to do. You could also do an internship or get a part time job that is relivant to your long term job of choice.
       I could build my creative skills, my people skills, my working with my hands skills (hand-eye maybe..?).