Our youth must be developed as leaders both for today and for the future. Leadership training programs and active participation in community development should be encouraged. A detailed agenda must be developed. The process has begun and must receive priority. Leadership is naturally the difference between activity, which goes in circles and leads nowhere, and activity which is expected, focused, and productive. Too often the leaders in our communities have led us to dead ends, stagnation, and even self-destruction. Leadership has no moral tone. Excellence in leadership can be used for moral and immoral goals and purposes in our communities; we have excellent "gang leaders". That same energy can be directed or re-harnessed to uplift families and communities. Our challenge is to develop community-focused leaders with vision, purpose, and commitment to principles of peace and justice for all people.