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City of San Jose Youth Commission

Official advisory body to San Jose City Council representing youth voices on city policies, programs, and services. Commissioners gain government experience while advocating for youth issues.

Deadline: March
3-5 hours/week hrs/week
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior
IntermediateAdvancedFreeEnrichmentSchool-yearHybrid
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