After careful consideration DCCCA has announced that next month’s Kansas Youth Community Change Conference (KYC3) is being moved to a virtual learning experience.
“We want to provide students with a memorable conference, while also being mindful of our current public health situation,” DCCCA CEO Lori Alvarado said. “Moving to a virtual format will still allow students to be engaged in developing leadership skills and bring positive change to their community.”
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KYC3 will hold free online sessions beginning April 20th and will encourage teens to expand their knowledge in a variety of topics including substance misuse prevention, mental health and wellness, leadership, communication, stress management, suicide prevention, and more! Teens who participate in the virtual sessions will receive a variety of prizes.
For more information about the conference and how to register, please visit here.