Question 1

Student Elections Ambassador Program

Accepted Answer

The Student Elections Ambassador Program (SEAP) is a joint program between the League of Women Voters, Marin County Elections Department, and Marin County Office of Education. Through youth ambassadors, the program leads voter pre-registration and registration drives and promotes voter awareness.It is a great way for high school and college students in Marin to have a real impact on their communities, build valuable leadership and collaboration skills, and learn more about civics and government.To learn more and become an ambassador, visit the SEAP website.

Question 2

Marin Healthy Youth Partnerships

Accepted Answer

Marin Healthy Youth Partnerships (MHYP) is a community-based coalition focused on promoting health among Marin. The program, also led by youth ambassadors, leads advocacy and education drives and partners with schools and local organizations to establish supportive environments.To learn more, visit the MHYP website.

Question 3

Marin County Youth Commission

Accepted Answer

The Marin County Youth Commission (MCYC) is one of the oldest youth advisory bodies in the U.S. The commission is made up of 25 Marin youth who advise the Marin County Board of Supervisors on issues affecting youth. To apply, visit the MCYC website.

Question 4

Marin 9 to 25

Accepted Answer

Marin 9 to 25 is a countywide coalition of youth and adults dedicated to improving outcomes for Marin youth. They focus on health, equity, and youth leadership.To learn more, visit the Marin 9 to 25 website.

Question 5

Student Government

Accepted Answer

Most high schools across Marin provide a way, sometimes with Associated Student Bodies (ASB) for students to get involved in how their schools are managed. These opportunities are great ways to both uplift your community and gain valuable leadership skills.

Question 6

Youth Town Hall

Accepted Answer

The Student Elections Ambassadors Program (SEAP) hosts an annual Youth Town Hall at the Marin County Civic Center, where high school and college students can voice their questions and concerns with local elected officials. The next Youth Town Hall will be April 26, 2027.Visit the SEAP website to learn more.

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