About Teen Web Online Magazine

Teen Web Online Magazine is a teen issues web site devoted to getting young people motivated to take action, while building an interest in journalism and communications.  Created and founded by Billy Hallowell (at the age of 15) in 1999, the website offers teenagers opportunities to get involved in their communities through journalism, community activism and through a variety of other methods. 

Billy created Teen Web Online Magazine in response to the Columbine massacre in Littleton, Colorado.  Since the creation of Teen Web, Billy has been speaking to teens his age to help change their views and motivate them to take action in their communities.  Teen Web Online, along with Billy's writings have been featured in national magazines such as COSMOgirl and on national talk shows such as NBC's The John Walsh Show.

In 2002 the Columbine Survivor Project was Teen Web's first event.  A two-day tour in Rochester, New York, the Columbine Survivor Project open eyes and changed hearts.  The second Teen Web project was entitled, Peace Project 2003 and took place on the beautiful river-side campus of The College of Mount Saint Vincent in New York City in April of 2003.  This event has been an annual initiative, occurring each spring.

Each year Teen Web Online initiates various youth projects with the help of organizations such as SHiNE and Youth Venture.  In 2004, Billy Hallowell launched Path-U-Find Communications.  Path-U-Find represents speakers, bringing them around the nation to help initiate change in schools, communities and other such venues.

For more information on Billy Hallowell please go to http://www.billyhallowell.com/.

Teen Web Online and Path-U-Find Communications are currently offering internships around the United States.  To apply please send your resume to info@pathufind.com.

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