Congressman Dwight Evans' Congressional Youth Cabinet Application

The office is now accepting applications for the 2024-2025 school year. The application deadline is October 11, 2024. There are a limited number of seats, so apply early. High school juniors and seniors (in the 2024-25 school year) residing in Pennsylvania's 3rd Congressional District are eligible to participate in the 2024-2025 Congressional Youth Cabinet.

Congressman Dwight Evans' Congressional Youth Cabinet is a non-partisan initiative made up of high school students who live in Pennsylvania's 3rd Congressional District. The mission of the youth cabinet is to elevate student voices through civic engagement and advocacy through a series of workshops and conversations with guest speakers that will help inform and empower the next generation.

● The Congressional Youth Cabinet aims to expose youth to new opportunities and experiences that promote personal growth and professional readiness via civic engagement.

● We are looking for members who will be excited to learn more about public service and actively participate in the cabinet and its activities. The cabinet is expected to meet monthly to discuss various societal matters relevant to young constituents.

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Please answer two of the following four questions to complete your application.

Why do you want to participate in Congressman Evans' Congressional Youth Cabinet? (Please limit answer to no more than 250 words)

What do you think is the most pressing issue facing today's youth of Philadelphia? (Please limit answer to no more than 250 words)

If you could enact one law right now, what would that law do? What problem would that law fix? (Please limit answer to no more than 250 words)

What do you believe the purpose of government should be? Do you believe that our government today is fulfilling that purpose? (Please limit answer to no more than 250 words)

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