Youth Voices Matter Youth Summit to be Held at TC3 July 12
The Youth Voices Matter Youth Summit is an inaugural one-day conference that will be welcoming youth and young adults along with service providers to network, learn, and discuss the “Ages and Stages of Recovery” in-person at Tompkins Cortland Community College.
This event will take place on July 12th from 9am to 5pm on the Tompkins Cortland Community College campus in Dryden.
There will be three demographic group tracks as part of this event:
- The High School Track addresses recovery in that setting as well as supporting students outside of the classroom.
- The Collegiate Track addresses recovery for any college student (regardless of age) through holistic support.
- The Workforce Track focuses on job hunting, recovery friendly workplaces, and general workforce development.
We are welcoming speakers from across New York State to present on each of these topics. We are also including two Naloxone trainings, and tours of the Tompkins Cortland Community College campus highlighting our Recovery Program and other student services available. We will be announcing our Keynote and introducing speakers closer to the day!
To register for this event, please fill out this form: https://app.donorview.
We are asking for a modest donation if you are able, but do not hesitate to register under scholarship or volunteer – we want this event to be accessible to everyone.
For more information, contact Ashley Dickson, TC3 College Prevention and Recovery Program Coordinator via phone at (607)844.8222 x4539 or (607)279.2128 (cell) or email AFD004@tompkinscortland.edu.
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