About.
What is the AYCE Project?

Youth engagement in politics is a critical issue in the US. Young people are often underrepresented in civil discourse, as they are often seen as lacking the ability and experience to be involved and to bring about meaningful change in their communities. 

At The AYCE Project, we hope to educate high-school aged young people on why and how they can turn their passion into change. Our outreach will focus education on how and why to get engaged in one's community.

​ In AYCE workshops, engagement in "community" politics will be covered in all of its layers. Students attending the workshops will learn how to engage in their local communities, state communities, and even national communities. The workshops will include a presentation by a guest speaker on youth community engagement. The AYCE Project’s workshops will also help to begin participants on the path of civic engagement by way of a take-action project that they will work on during the workshops.

In addition to AYCE Workshops, AYCE Club is a club currently based at Patrick Henry High School that educates its members on civil discourse and assists them in taking steps towards being an active member of our community. 




Location

Workshops can be hosted on Zoom or in person. If on Zoom, a link will be provided upon registration closer to the event. If in person, meeting locations will be discussed between parties. 

Club meetings are at lunch on Monday's in room 110. 
AYCE CLUB: Where powerful young people come to talk, learn, and make an impact
Interested in joining?

Register.
Register a group for an AYCE workshop