ATLANTA, July 31, 2012 � The Atlanta Dream�s Dream 4 Youth Foundation will hold the iDream: Teen Leadership Summit on Saturday, Aug. 4 at Spelman College�s Cosby Auditorium. The program will run from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.

The iDream: Teen Leadership Summit presented by the Dream 4 Youth Foundation is an open leadership forum for teens ages 12 - 18 discussing current challenges such as leadership, bullying, self-confidence, education and more. Registration is $20 and includes entry into the Summit, lunch, an iDream Leadership Packet, an iDream t-shirt and a ticket to the Aug. 22 Dream game against the Chicago Sky at Philips Arena.

Speakers at the Summit will include reality television star Towanda Braxton and Dream players Armintie Price, Tiffany Hayes, Laurie Koehn and Ketia Swanier, with the possibility of other celebrity speakers being added to the program later this week.

Deadline to register is Wednesday, Aug. 1. Those interested can register on-line at www.atlantadream.net.

For more information or to sponsor teens to attend, contact Jessica Madison at jessicamadison@atlantadream.net. For media credentials for the event, contact Brad Gust at brad.gust@atlantadream.net.

The Atlanta Dream is in its fifth season this summer at Philips Arena as part of the Women�s National Basketball Association (WNBA), the world�s longest-running women�s professional sports league. The Dream is the defending two-time, back-to-back Eastern Conference Champion. The next home game is scheduled for Aug. 22 at 7 p.m. against the Chicago Sky. Single game, group and season tickets are on sale now. For more information, visit www.AtlantaDream.net or call (877) 977-7729.

About Towanda Braxton
Towanda Chloe Braxton was the fourth child born to Michael and Evelyn. Even though she and her siblings were reared in church singing, Towanda knew she wanted to spread her wings and become a trailblazer in her own right as an entertainer. At a young age Towanda had the natural gift for acting. While playing the role as Lorelle in the off-Broadway play �Dreamgirls�, the director immediately took interest in Towanda�s raw talent and offered her a theater scholarship at Howard University. At that time, Towanda passed to follow her other passion: singing. Towanda resides in Lawrenceville, GA with two small children, Braxton and Brooke, and her husband, Andre.