Utah Latinx Youth Symposium is dedicated to the development and transition of our high school students' academic and professional opportunities.
Through the annual event, a space will be created to offer support in the development and transition of our high school student's academic and professional opportunities. It is our personal belief that during a time in which negative rhetoric surrounds many of our students, the importance of mentorship is of great need and benefit. Many of us have been privileged to benefit from the support of my
06/24/2019
This doesn’t mean everything is ok, but it is getting better. La lucha sigue🙌🏾
Women And People Of Color Were Elected At Same Rate As White Men In 2018: Report “There’s a common assumption that white men are the more electable candidates ― but our research found the opposite,” the research group's director said.
06/24/2019
was about telling our story, and helping others tell theirs. We spent a summer weekend learning, laughing, playing and holding back tears. Thank you to Weber State University, the Hall Grant, Voto Latino Utah Chapter, our amazing presenters and to our staff. We can’t wait until next year🙋🏾♀️🙋🏾♂️
06/22/2019
Buenos días! Excited to have everyone join us! Check in will begin at 8am at Weber State University Union building. On-site registration is available.
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04/16/2019
Don’t forget to register📲📲📲📲🤳🏾🤳🏾🤳🏾
Utah Latinx Youth Symposium Weber State University 3848 Harrison Blvd, Ogden, UT 84408
03/22/2019
We are in Glendale talking to East High School - Salt Lake City students! Come through!
Can we visit your school?
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GEAR UP East High
03/21/2019
Shoutout to all the school bus drivers, cafeteria cooks, custodians, and unofficial IT folks. You’re unsung and overlooked but your work gets students and teachers through it everyday.
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Utah Latinx Youth Symposium Weber State University 3848 Harrison Blvd, Ogden, UT 84408
03/08/2019
1. Get involved with an extracurricular activity you are PASSIONATE ABOUT
7 Things Every High School Sophomore And Junior Should Do Now To Prepare For College Because it's never too early to start thinking about your future.
03/05/2019
“like many Latinx students, I am the child of immigrants. Our parents were the original dreamers. Even if my parents couldn’t always help me in school, I was lucky to have parents that always believed in me. It help me eventually grow to understand and believe in myself, especially on days when it felt like nobody else did. Being first-generation means there’s so much you don’t know, but are expected to learn even when you don’t always have someone to teach you. My biggest hope is to be able to help students the way others have helped me. That’s what it’s all about.“ - Isael Torres @ Salt Lake City, Utah
09/04/2018
Believe in yourself. Believe in others.
Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything.