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Junior Commission on Human Rights

How can I become a Youth Commissioner?

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Each spring 15 to 20 youth are selected to serve as Youth Commissioners for a nine-month term that runs concurrent with the school year. 

Why should I become a Youth Commissioner?

Opportunity

  • It will provide you the opportunity to participate in advocacy and take an active role in County Government

Skills

  • It will create opportunities for you to develop communication, facilitation, and presentation skills.

Educate

  • It will allow you insight into human rights issues impacting the lives of you and your peers.

Empowerment

  • It will offer you a chance to make a positive change in your community

Leadership

  • It will help you develop leadership skills and strengthen self-esteem