Workshops were provided by ULCT on a variety of topics - lobbying for action, creating an inclusive council, advocating for arts and culture, conflict resolution strategies, issues forum, state and federal internships, and using municipal surveys to more effectively listen, decide and govern.
Later, Representative Marsha Judkins talked to the Youth Council about several current pieces of legislation being considered and had the youth weigh in with their own opinions.

The Youth Council posed for photos in the Governor's office and later were invited to meet with Lt. Governor Spencer Cox in his office. Cox talked about the work he does now, as well as the roles he has had in government.

The Youth Council is hosting a service night on February 10, with speakers (including the Mayor and some Councilors) talking about how to serve your community in a more meaningful way. This is a great activity for youth and their families.
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