CAPTeens Lead Community Education Forum: Real Talk on Immigration Facts vs Myth

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6:00 pm

Get ready for a very local and important conversation! The CAPTeens, part of the CAPTAIN Community Human Services program, are taking the lead for a community education forum happening Tuesday, April 21st. This event, titled “Real Talk: Immigration Facts Versus Myth,” aims to clear the air on topics that often get mixed with misinformation.

It’s scheduled for 6:00 PM at the Clifton Park Halfmoon Public Library, specifically in Program Rooms A-D. The forum isn’t just a talk; it’s a presentation and lively conversation guided by the CAPTeens themselves, alongside a panel of knowledgeable local officials and experts. It’s a great opportunity to learn directly from young people passionate about community issues and professionals experienced in the field.

This initiative is a fantastic example of youth-led development in our area, thanks to its collaboration with the Shenendehowa Central School District. The CAPTeens spend significant time on community service, honing valuable skills while making a difference. Their initiative on immigration facts underscores their commitment to informed community engagement. You’re invited to come listen, learn, and join the discussion!

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