New resources are available to help Lasallians bring the 3rd International Symposium of Young Lasallians experience and outcomes to life. Below you will find videos, a PowerPoint, a Prezi and more that the RELAN Delegates have put together for your use. Please consider utilizing these resources to:
- Break open the symposium experience,
- Become familiar with the symposium outcomes,
- Introduce yourself, your colleagues, your students and clients to how the symposium and its outcomes are relevant for each of us at the local, District, and Regional levels,
- Plan how to implement and apply the symposium outcomes.
Resources:
- White paper
- Prezi >
- PowerPoint
- Videos >
- Final Report and Outcomes >
What is the color of hope? For both Young Brother & Young Lasallian Pedro Bravo and RELAN General Councilor Robert Schieler, the color of hope is green. Brother Pedro shared with me that it comes from an expression in Spanish, “El verde es el color de la esperanza.”He said, “For me, I am always thinking green.” Brother Robert said, “Green is the color of life, of nature that gives life and sustains life.” Chatting with Ronald Pollak, Young Lasallian & Lasallian Volunteer, he said white is the color of hope, “I look at it as a blank slate and a chance to start fresh. I always have hope for any new beginning.” 
By Sam Kreutzfeldt, Student, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, Winona; United States Lasallian Collegians
By Tim Gossen, Dean of Students, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, Winona
International Symposium of Young Lasallians - RELAN 