Back in the early 2000s, PYD’s executive director Regina Snowden was the driving force behind bringing the Youth Leadership Forum (YLF) to Massachusetts for the first time. That first YLF was a huge success with over 30 participants, and it has been held annually since then by a number of different hosting organizations. Nearly 15 years later, we’re excited to […]
Month: February 2016
We’re pleased to welcome Elizabeth as a guest blogger. She’s an MHC and ATT participant, John Hancock MLK Summer Scholar, and recipient of the Chris Dunne Award. My name is Elizabeth Gray. My journey began in middle school where I faced many challenges. I had been diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy, effecting my legs and had […]
Welcome to February! Things are heating up out there, but we’ve got plenty of fun activities to keep you in the winter spirit. Day of Science with Our Space Our Place This is the first workshop in a series exploring the field of Science, Engineering, Technology and Mathematics (STEM). Middle- and high-school students who are […]