Youth Advisory Council (YAC)
EmpowerMT is committed to developing youth leaders and values creating authentic representation of our constituencies at all levels of the organization. In order to achieve these objectives EmpowerMT established their Youth Advisory Council. EmpowerMT youth programs participants, volunteers, and staff select outstanding youth from all of EmpowerMT’s programs with diverse backgrounds and experiences to create the perfect team each year. The Youth Advisory Council is comprised of students from age 10-21 to ensure a diverse range expertise. The next EmpowerMT Youth Advisory Council is forming right now. If you would like to serve on this council email our youth program staff at youth@empowermt.org.
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