Bristol Palin, 18, says she can be an example of the consequences of teen pregnancy.
Charles Rex Arbogast, Associated Press
Unwed mother Bristol Palin is going to take part in a national campaign to help raise awareness for teen pregnancy prevention.
The 18-year-old daughter of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has been appointed as a Teen Ambassador for The Candie's Foundation.
Bristol Palin will participate in a town hall meeting today in New York. She said that she feels she could be a living example of the consequences of teen pregnancy.
"If I can prevent even one girl from getting pregnant, I will feel a sense of accomplishment," she said.
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