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Marin County Youth Commission – Apply Now!

Applications open now – June 1st

The Marin County Youth Commission is made up of 25 youth, 5 from each district, aging from 12-23 years old. MCYC acts as the political voice for young people, giving them a space to advocate and be heard for issues they are passionate about by engaging with the Board of Supervisors and other officials. Youth Leaders identify the issues they are passionate about and will work to create initiatives, solutions, and change throughout the county!

This year our commissioners focused on Education Equity, Mental Health, ATOD, Racial Equity, and Disability Justice.

Apply Now

Requirements

  • Youth aged 12-23
  • Must live or attend school in Marin County
  • Must have a passion for youth issues
  • Youth of color, LGBTQ+ and underrepresented youth encouraged to apply
  • Must uphold time requirements outlined in the application

Find out more about the Marin County Youth Commission.

If you have questions, please contact mmontgomery@yli.org.

Follow us on Instagram @marincountyyouthcommission

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