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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.
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5 social justice Events Found
P.S. Weekly: How Teen Journalists Drive Change in Their Communities
High school student reporters from Miseducation, a student-produced podcast about inequities in New York City schools, will share how their storytelling has had tangible impact on their schools and beyond. They'll discuss how they've overcome barriers while calling out injustices in education, demonstrating that young people deserve a seat at the table and a real say in their education.
Austin Marriott Downtown - Waterloo Ballroom 3
Free
3/9/26
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9
P.S. Weekly: How Teen Journalists Drive Change in Their Communities
High school student reporters from Miseducation, a student-produced podcast about inequities in New York City schools, will share how their storytelling has had tangible impact on their schools and beyond. They'll discuss how they've overcome barriers while calling out injustices in education, demonstrating that young people deserve a seat at the table and a real say in their education.
Free
In-Person
Mar 9, 6:00 PM ET
02-08-2026
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Literacy&Justice 4 All: Language Nutrition in Early Learning
The Westin Austin Downtown - Strait
Free
3/9/26
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Mar
9
Literacy&Justice 4 All: Language Nutrition in Early Learning
Free
In-Person
Mar 9, 9:00 PM ET
02-08-2026
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Plot Twist: Power, Protest, & Politics in Young World
From viral video to the White House, the novel "Young World" imagines a future when Gen Z doesn't just inherit the world but seizes it. In this episode of Plot Twist, educator and co-founder of the North Texas Teen Book Festival interviews the bestselling author to discuss critical themes such as youth activism, institutional collapse, and the perilous cost of radical change. This session will provide practical applications for educators, including strategies to amplify student voice, foster active participation in societal issues, and facilitate discussions around government and politics. Additionally, the panel will cover various themes such as empowerment through education, youth leadership and innovation, resilience and adaptation, social justice and equity, and digital activism.
Austin Marriott Downtown - Waterloo Ballroom 3
Free
3/11/26
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Mar
11
Plot Twist: Power, Protest, & Politics in Young World
From viral video to the White House, the novel "Young World" imagines a future when Gen Z doesn't just inherit the world but seizes it. In this episode of Plot Twist, educator and co-founder of the North Texas Teen Book Festival interviews the bestselling author to discuss critical themes such as youth activism, institutional collapse, and the perilous cost of radical change. This session will provide practical applications for educators, including strategies to amplify student voice, foster active participation in societal issues, and facilitate discussions around government and politics. Additionally, the panel will cover various themes such as empowerment through education, youth leadership and innovation, resilience and adaptation, social justice and equity, and digital activism.
Free
In-Person
Mar 11, 9:00 PM ET
Stem Education
Youth Activism
Education
Student Voice
Digital Activism
Panel Discussion
Educator Resources
Social Justice
Educational Technology
02-08-2026
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Leadership for Social Change
A two-week residential summer program for high school students (grades 10-12) focused on building leadership skills and driving positive change in communities. Students analyze systemic social issues, develop civic strategies, work with local organizations, and create individual action plans. The program combines academics, fieldwork, skill-building, and reflection with exploration of topics like educational inequity, neighborhood segregation, environmental justice, community health, and public policy. Students earn 1 Tufts Credit (Pass/Fail) and live in air-conditioned dormitories with full meals and campus access. Application opens December 1, 2025, with materials due May 1, 2026.
Tufts University
$5,750.00 - Resi...
$5,750.00 - Residential Program Fee includes all program activities, dormitory accommodation, meals, campus facilities access, excursions, and 24-hour residential care
7/5/26
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Jul
5
Leadership for Social Change
A two-week residential summer program for high school students (grades 10-12) focused on building leadership skills and driving positive change in communities. Students analyze systemic social issues, develop civic strategies, work with local organizations, and create individual action plans. The program combines academics, fieldwork, skill-building, and reflection with exploration of topics like educational inequity, neighborhood segregation, environmental justice, community health, and public policy. Students earn 1 Tufts Credit (Pass/Fail) and live in air-conditioned dormitories with full meals and campus access. Application opens December 1, 2025, with materials due May 1, 2026.
$5,750.00 - Resi...
$5,750.00 - Residential Program Fee includes all program activities, dormitory accommodation, meals, campus facilities access, excursions, and 24-hour residential care
In-Person
Jul 5, 2026
Leadership
Social Change
Civic Engagement
Community Service
Social Justice
Policy Analysis
Residential Program
Summer Program
College Credit
High School Students
Tufts University
Boston Area
Environmental Justice
Community Health
Grassroots Movements
Project-Based Learning
02-12-2026
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Young Women's Leadership
This program is designed for passionate and curious students seeking leadership development. We challenge and inspire students to think about leadership through a feminist lens. This program will help students identify and analyze their core values and individual strengths, and how to apply those through socially responsible leadership. We will delve into topics such as feminism, gender issues, social change, and more. Explore the intersections of gender, leadership, and social justice! No prior leadership experience is needed to participate. Duration: July 19 to July 24, 2026. All housing and meals take place on Alfred University's campus.
Alfred University
$1,000.00 - Prog...
$1,000.00 - Program Cost includes tuition, materials, meals, and housing. Program Deposit: $100. $100 discount available for students within 50-mile radius of Alfred, NY, children of Alfred University Alumni, and returning students.
7/19/26
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Jul
19
Young Women's Leadership
This program is designed for passionate and curious students seeking leadership development. We challenge and inspire students to think about leadership through a feminist lens. This program will help students identify and analyze their core values and individual strengths, and how to apply those through socially responsible leadership. We will delve into topics such as feminism, gender issues, social change, and more. Explore the intersections of gender, leadership, and social justice! No prior leadership experience is needed to participate. Duration: July 19 to July 24, 2026. All housing and meals take place on Alfred University's campus.
$1,000.00 - Prog...
$1,000.00 - Program Cost includes tuition, materials, meals, and housing. Program Deposit: $100. $100 discount available for students within 50-mile radius of Alfred, NY, children of Alfred University Alumni, and returning students.
In-Person
Jul 19, 2026
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