Brighton Youth Services is gearing up to foster the next generation of leaders with its upcoming Image Summit Youth Leadership Conference, set for November 4-5 at Riverdale Regional Park. Colorado students from fifth through twelfth grade are invited to attend and can now start their registration process for this event, focused on building leadership capabilities and self-confidence, according to the City of Brighton.
The annual two-day event seeks to not only nurture leadership skills but also encourage kids to actively engage in molding the future of their communities. This year's conference is stacked with thought-provoking keynote speakers and workshops that touch upon a variety of themes, from the nuances of art to the importance of diversity. Participants will have the unique opportunity to directly interact with elected officials who shape the policy and direction of the state.
An addition worthy of note is the American Ninja Warrior obstacle course making its way to the event, promising to infuse a dose of adrenaline-fueled excitement. "Food truck alley" also stands to offer a gastronomical reprieve, with all food costs already included in the conference’s registration fee. For a sneak peek into what the experience entails, a two-minute video recap of the previous summit is available, showcasing the dynamic and interactive environment that defines the conference.
The cost to be part of this leadership-building conference is set at a modest $25. Those interested in securing their spot are encouraged to visit the summit website to complete their registration. Brighton Youth Services Manager Tawnya Russell, who can be reached at [email protected], remains available to clarify any queries regarding the event and its proceedings. With limited spaces and high demand anticipated, early registration is strongly recommended to ensure participation.
