Tomorrow’s Leaders, Today’s Voices
August 3rd - 6th | American University in Washington, D.C.
The High School Democrats of America (HSDA) recently concluded a highly successful Summit in the nation’s capital a few weeks ago!
High School Democrats gathered from August 3rd through 6th for a transformative experience, uniting high schoolers from across the country for a series of trainings, speaker sessions, panels, tours, and networking events.
The goal of our Summit was to equip young leaders with the grassroots organizing and advocacy skills needed to become “Tomorrow’s Leaders, Today’s Voices”. We brought together the best and brightest of young Democrats and ensured they had the tools and connections they need to secure Democratic victories up and down the ballot in their communities AND empower other students around them to get involved.
We did tons of fun events and informative events including a tour of the National Mall, panels with elected officials and advocates, keynotes by notable Democratic leaders, and a closing ceremony featuring MFOL Co-Founder and Leader We Deserve PAC President David Hogg. This event could not have been possible without our sponsors (seen below), our incredible Summit Staff, our adult Mentors, and, of course, the participants who made the week in DC outstanding.
A Thanks for Your Continued Support
Your continued support inspires and motivates us, but we can only go as far as our funds allow us. If you appreciate the work that we as an organization are doing, we strongly encourage you to financially support us. Your generous donation of any amount helps us improve in-person organizing, grant tuition scholarships to students so Summit is accessible, fund state initiatives, and strengthen our internal framework. You can make a donation on our official ActBlue here: secure.actblue.com/donate/hsda. We can also arrange for a wire transfer if you are making a donation larger than $1000.
HSDA Summit Participants and Staff pose with Ronell Chatmon, Community Engagement Director at the Office of Rep. Gerry Connolly
