Before joining the District of Columbia Youth Advisor Council (DCYAC), I didn’t have any desire to address or change the issues in my community. I walked around with the attitude of if something didn’t directly affect me, then it didn’t concern me. However the DCYAC quickly fixed that. Since I became a member of the DCYAC, I have notice that all it takes is a few dedicated people—in our case, youth—to make a different in their community. I have participated in clothing drives, advocacy projects and even blood drive since I’ve been a member. This is a wonder program for those who have or want the ability to see a problem and not just complain about it, but fix it.
Friday, July 16, 2010
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Parents of DCYAC Councilmembers


Mayor Fenty with one of the Councilmembers

DCYAC Chairman

DCYAC Chairman Phil Martin speaking

DCYAC Directors Sean Gough and Sarah Williams with councilmember

some of the DCYAC Members


DCYAC Councilmembers about to make their speech


DCYAC Councilmember Tiara speaking

Mayor Adrian Fenty

Mayor Adrian Fenty speaking at closing event
DCYAC Councilmember speaking

DCYAC Closing Ceremony 2010

Ward 2 Council Member, Ryan Washigton w/Ward 7 Council Member Deandre Horne working on the guest list.
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