Find Your Place in the Work

CYAP's committees turn individual interests into organized action.

Members May

Research local issues
Review public data
Prepare issue briefs
Identify existing programs
Compare possible approaches
Help develop policy proposals

Best for students interested in: Policy, government, research, law, economics, public affairs, or writing.

Members May

Learn how city and county government function
Track relevant public meetings
Research government processes
Prepare questions for public officials
Help coordinate appropriate civic outreach
Build professional relationships with government offices

Best for students interested in: Government, public administration, law, politics, or civic engagement.

Members May

Reach out to schools
Connect with youth organizations
Build community partnerships
Recruit new members
Organize outreach initiatives
Identify community needs

Best for students interested in: Leadership, networking, service, communications, or community organizing.

Members May

Create social media content
Write newsletters
Design graphics
Photograph events
Create educational content
Maintain website content
Highlight member and community achievements

Best for students interested in: Writing, journalism, graphic design, photography, marketing, or media.

Members May

Plan service projects
Develop youth initiatives
Organize community events
Coordinate volunteers
Work with community partners
Measure project outcomes

Best for students interested in: Service, project management, leadership, event planning, or hands-on community work.

Members May

Develop fundraising events
Research sponsorship opportunities
Assist with grant research
Build relationships with potential supporters
Develop fundraising campaigns
Track fundraising goals

Best for students interested in: Business, entrepreneurship, finance, fundraising, or event planning.