(单词翻译:单击)
Today we are going to spotlight an inspiring young woman named Yasmine Arrington who knows firsthand the challenges of growing up while having a parent who's incarcerated.
今天，我们将聚焦一位鼓舞人心的年轻女性，她的名字是雅斯敏·阿灵顿，她亲身体会了父母身陷囹圄的成长过程所面临的挑战。
Gaining strength through her struggles, Yasmine started a nonprofit group called ScholarCHIPS.
雅斯敏通过奋斗获得力量，她创办了一家名为ScholarCHIPS的非营利组织。
CHIPS is an acronym standing for Children of Incarcerated Parents.
CHIPS是Children of Incarcerated Parents（服刑人员子女）的首字母缩写。
The organization provides scholarships, mentoring, and a network of support. Meet our CNN hero, Yasmine Arrington.
该组织提供奖学金、指导和支持网络。来看看我们的CNN英雄，雅斯明·阿灵顿。
My father has been in and out of jail. In prison. My personal level, emotionally, mentally.
我父亲曾多次进出监狱。父亲的入狱对我个人产生了影响，无论是情感上还是精神上。
Many young people who have incarcerated parents definitely feel stigmatized and marginalized.
许多服刑人员的年轻子女肯定会感到受到侮辱、被边缘化。
Are you looking at me? What are you looking at? Probably or some cookies.
你在看我吗? 你在看什么? 可能是，也可能是一些饼干。
I was 13 years old when my mother passed away. I was raised by my maternal grandmother.
我母亲去世时，我才13岁。我是由外祖母养大的。
And my grandmother is a big advocate of education. She knew that college was coming down the pike for me, but, you know, there was no college fund.
我的外祖母是教育的大力倡导者。她知道我马上就要上大学了，但是，没有念大学的基金。
My grandmother began researching various scholarships online that I would be eligible for.
外祖母开始在网上搜索我有资格获得的各种奖学金。
She said, I don't see any for young people like yourself who have incarcerated parents. And I kept that in my mind.
她说，我没有看到为像你这样的父母是服刑人员的年轻人设立的奖学金。我一直把这记在心里。
When I was a junior, I went through a social entrepreneurship program for teenagers, and we had to come up with a social venture. So I pitched ScholarCHIPS.
在我高三时，我参加了一个针对青少年的社会创业项目，我们必须想出一个社会创投。因此，我为ScholarCHIPS争取支持。
And the CHIPS, of course, is an imperfect acronym for Children of Incarcerated Parents.
当然，CHIPS是Children of Incarcerated Parents（服刑人员子女）的首字母缩写，并不完美。
And the judges, they love the idea. And so here I was, 16 years old, with $1,000 seed grant. I wasn't even old enough to have a bank account.
评委们很喜欢这个主意。于是我16岁，拿着1000美元的创始基金。那时我还没到可以开银行账户的年龄。
ScholarCHIPS is a nonprofit organization that provides college scholarships, mentoring, mental health supports, and a robust support network to college bound young adults who have incarcerated parents.
ScholarCHIPS是一个非营利性组织，为那些父母身陷囹圄、即将进入大学的年轻人提供大学奖学金、相关指导、心理健康支持以及强大的支持网络。
The main objective is to help directly address the financial gap and challenges that many of our scholars face.
主要目的是帮助直接解决我们许多用功的学生面临的资金缺口以及各种挑战。
Our scholars are provided with brand new laptops. We also have an emergency fund.
我们为用功的学生提供全新的笔记本电脑。我们也设立了应急基金。
And so when scholars have unexpected challenges that come up, we definitely step in to help.
当用功的学生遇到意想不到的挑战时，我们肯定会介入帮助他们。
