NYEC 2019 Annual Forum: Call for Presenters

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The 2019 NYEC Annual Forum will take place November 11-13, 2019, at The Wink Hotel in Washington D.C. We are inviting proposals for sessions on November 12th, and for pre-conference sessions on November 11th.

NYEC's tradition is to heavily emphasize discussion and peer learning. In discussion and real-time problem solving sessions, practitioners will facilitate conversations about pressing issues in the youth-employment field. Sessions at last year's Annual Forum included "Strengthening Pathways to Higher Education and Careers for Incarcerated Youth," "From the 'Hood to a Career, and Everything in Between: How Far are You Willing to Go for Gang and Violence Involved Youth?," "Evaluating Opportunity Youth Programs," and "Real Time Problem Solving: Starting a Children and Youth Fund in Your Community."

NYEC sessions are either discussion sessions or real-time problem solving sessions. In discussion sessions, one or more attendees lead a discussion on a pressing issue facing the field, drawing on their own experiences and then facilitating a conversation. In real-time problem solving sessions (similar to case conferences), a facilitator moderates and another attendee presents a challenge they facing in their practice; other attendees then problem-solve and come up with a proposed way forward.

If you would like to become a presenter please fill out this form by September 31st. We will respond by late September to give you a status update.

If you have any questions please email Rashaun.bennett@nyec.org.

See you in November!

Email *

Name *

Organization *

Proposed title of session *

(Optional) List up to two co-leaders with their email addresses

Category (please check one, or list another) *

Apprenticeships and alternative postsecondary pathways

Entrepreneurship and self-employment

Services for immigrant and undocumented youth

Employment for youth with disabilities

Youth voice & youth leadership in organizations and systems

Reengagement and alternative education pathways

Juvenile justice & criminal justice reform

Overcoming barriers

Innovations in funding streams and fundraising

Local/State Advocacy

Other:

Session Type (Check all that applies) *

Real-time problem solving (leader presents a problem; facilitated problem solving follows)

Discussion (leader describes an emerging or proven practice, then facilitates discussion)

Youth-Led Session

Required

Please provide policy or practice questions and a brief synopsis of your session (this can be changed later). Also mention any tools, reports, or other materials to which you wish to draw attention during the session. *

Comments (additional questions or clarifications):

Would you like to propose a second session? *

Yes

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