INFORMATION FOR ALUMNI

YMCA Youth in Government has a rich relationship with its alumni and friends. If it’s been a while since you’ve connected with YIG, it’s time to come back! There are many ways to stay in touch, even if you don't have much time ore aren't close by:

Connect with us: stay a part of Youth in Government through Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
Visit the conferences: Watch today’s students in action and see how Youth in Government has grown.
Spread the word: Encourage teens you know to participate in Youth in Government programs
Volunteer: Become an advisor and share your knowledge and enthusiasm with a new generation of students
Stay in touch: Let us know what you’re doing today and share your experiences; help us keep up with other YIG folks in your contact list
Contribute: Donate to the Y Partners Campaign and give the gift of leadership to thousands of teens every year

Top 5 Ways to Re-Engage with Youth in Government

Tour around the Youth in Government website.
Start a new delegation or volunteer with an existing delegation.
Call, write or email your old friends from "the old days" in Youth in Government - better yet, meet for lunch to reminisce.
Flex your citizenship muscles - vote, read the newspaper, engage someone in a discussion about politics or issues, volunteer for a cause.
Join us on social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, and upload pictures or video from back in the day!

Alumni Resources

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INFORMATION FOR ALUMNI

Top 5 Ways to Re-Engage with Youth in Government

Alumni Resources

To learn more about what's new in Youth in Government programs, contact the YIG State Office at 612-823-1381.