Adult Leaders for Youth in Government - Ann Arbor

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The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program is looking for adults to help youth gain practical experience in the study of state and local government. Participants learn about local and state governmental processes, legislative bill writing, advocacy through legislation, parliamentary procedure, participate in mock trial debate, hear from local and state leaders, and learn how to strategically implement policy to impact communities.

POSITION SUMMARIES:

Adult Advisor
The Adult Advisor will have direct responsibility over their middle school or high school delegations as well as responsibilities to the overall program implementation. Adult Advisor will work directly with Coordinator and Teen and Volunteer Director to deliver program curriculum, assist with administrative duties, and serve as a Michigan Youth in Government Advisor at local and state conferences

Guest Speaker or Workshop Facilitator
Guest speakers or workshop facilitators who have direct experience working to create social change via local advocacy, legislation, and governmental collaboration.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Available during program hours (typically after school and/or on weekends)
• Willing to complete state and national background check, child abuse and prevention online training, volunteer application, and volunteer orientation
• Experience working with middle and high school age youth
• Passion for helping youth succeed

TIME:
Available on weekends and/or after-school time

LOCATION:
Ann Arbor

Benefits:

• Training from helpful staff
• Volunteer on your schedule
• Volunteer liability insurance to supplement your own medical and auto insurance
• Invitation to volunteer recognition events
• Meet like-minded people, make friends, build connections
• Feel good knowing you are doing a good deed

Volunteers must be age 55 or better to apply. Provide your phone number when applying.Email rsvp@csswashtenaw.org or call 734-712-4325.