New Jersey's Youth Forum, 'Engaging Today Brings Change Tomorrow'

Register for the Youth Forum hosted by the Office of the New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy. The Office of the Governor will be hosted from March 21-March 25, 2022 (times may vary). The Youth Forum includes one-hour virtual sessions on youth-centered topics.

Topics include:

Climate & Sustainability
College Access & Affordability
Healthcare
Civic Engagement and Working in Government
Veteran Support & Services
Social Justice, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging
Jobs & Business
Structures & Systems of Government

Register now to participate in the first Youth Forum hosted by the Office of the Governor at: www.nj.gov/youthforum.

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