Creative and energetic students, along with their solution-oriented and supportive adult advisors, are needed to:
- create new ideas
- inform youth-led best practices
- help share Sandy Hook Promise’s programs and awareness weeks
- plan and attend the annual National SAVE Promise Club Youth Summit
Youth Advisory Board (YAB) members and/or their Adult Advisors (who sit on the School Advisory Committee) will be asked to provide the youth voice necessary to demonstrate Sandy Hook Promise impact and reach. These students and their Adult Advisors should possess a commitment and dedication to protecting the youth in their school and community through preventing violence and self-harm.
This is a competitive application process and the chosen candidates, along with their Adult Advisors, play a key role in informing Sandy Hook Promise’s youth and school engagement, as well as represent Sandy Hook Promise in publications and events.
Learn about the Goals, Qualifications and Expectations of the National Youth Advisory Board and School Advisory Committee.