Schwarzenegger backed youth programs before entering California politics

• 

  Arnold Schwarzenegger backed youth programs before entering California politics.

• 

  In 1992, he and Danny Hernandez established the Inner-City Games Foundation to bring sports and fitness opportunities to young people in under-resourced communities.

• 

  In 2002, California voters approved Proposition 49, which provided $550 million for after-school programs for students from kindergarten through ninth grade.

• 

  Schwarzenegger said he spent $2.3 million of his own money campaigning for voter approval of the measure.

• 

  In 2003, the organisation expanded its mission to comprehensive, school-based programs and changed its name to After-School All-Stars.

Who

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny Hernandez founded the Inner-City Games Foundation. Schwarzenegger later backed the campaign for Proposition 49.

What

Schwarzenegger supported youth sports and after-school programs, including by spending his own money on a campaign for voter approval of Proposition 49.

When

The foundation was established in 1992. Proposition 49 passed in 2002, and the organisation changed its name in 2003.

Where

California; the original Inner-City Games involved young people from the Los Angeles area.

Why

The initiative aimed to provide young people with constructive opportunities beyond regular school hours.

This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.