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New York State Governor’s Youth Council Membership Application 2025-2026


The New York State Governor’s Youth Council provides an effective way to engage youth in state government and creates a platform for their voices to be heard by policymakers. This is an incredible opportunity for New York’s youth to represent their county on a statewide level! Members of the NYS Governor’s Youth Council will offer their solutions to key issues facing young people in NYS to the Governor and other policymakers, including how to have better outreach and communication strategies to young people. 


Youth voice is recognized through this initiative; if you would like your voice heard apply today! 


Submission period closes May 19, 2025






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