| Address: | 200 E Santa Clara St, San Jose, CA 95113, USA |
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| Postal code: | 95113 |
| Phone: | (408) 793-5559 |
The Youth Commission is a great way to get involved in local government and learn how the city works from the inside. As a teen, I can definitively say that I have become a more informed person with a greater passion for the service of others and the empowerment of all teens.
10/10 would do it again
Как добраться. (408) 793-5559. The Youth Commission meets on the fourth Monday of the Month from 6-8pm in the San Jose City Council Chambers at City Hall.
On Nov 6th the San Jose Youth Commission Marched for Teen Homelessness! The question remains..how can this be in a nation as rich as ours? The 2014/15 Youth Commission Retreat was amazing! Commissioners finalized their workplan and we are all anticipating an awesome year!
The San Jose Youth Commission is a body of eleven youth between the age of 14-20. Modeled after the City Council, the Youth Commission is recognized as the official youth advisory group to the City Council and the Department of Parks, Recreation, and Neighborhood Services. Each year, in an effort...
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Kavya Shankar. MBA Candidate @ Stanford Graduate School of Business. San Francisco Bay Area500+ connections. Activities and Societies: Future Business Leaders of America (National Vice President, State President), San Jose Youth Commission (Chair).
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Youth Commission member… open. There is one vacancy at this time for a representative from the San Jose Youth Commission, per our agreed alliance. This position will remain open until filled.
In addition to her STEM pursuits, Anooshree also represents the entirety of San Jose District 8 on the San Jose Youth Commission, where she proposes policies to close the socioeconomic education gap in her hometown.
- Sekai Edwards (Portland Student Union): $425 - Kate Barnes (Portland Student Union): $425. - Mariam Khan (San Jose Youth Commission): $150. ---if you can't donate at this time, please share this page with your friends!
That's why groups such as Kids in Common and the San Jose Youth Commission have been compiling the document, adapted from an international effort. Kids in Common hosted a Children's Summit earlier this month in San Jose to introduce the bill of rights. It was an uplifting convergence of...