👏 Last week, two of our incredible Youth Board Members, Morgan and Farahangiz, joined Youth Programming Manager Alicia Cagle to lead a powerful workshop: A Seat at the Grown-up Table: Youth–Adult Partnership for Inclusive and Sustainable Decision Making. The session was part of the 2025 Learning and Thinking That Make a Difference Conference, hosted by Northgate School District and Project Zero. Educators from schools like Northgate, Brentwood, and beyond participated in this youth-led experience exploring how young people can be full partners in shaping the future. 🌍🗣️ Morgan and Farahangiz showed what meaningful youth–adult collaboration looks like! #YouthVoice #ProjectZero #StudentLeadership #WorldAffairsPGH #InclusiveEducation (fb)

🌍 World affairs affect us all: young, old, and every age in between. We build global understanding by connecting people across generations. Elders bring wisdom and lived experience. Young people bring insight, urgency, and ideas. 🎤 Students leading workshops on migration, human rights, and identity 🌐 Community members joining forums on global policy and development 🏫 Educators and youth co-creating inclusive, culturally responsive classrooms This is what intergenerational engagement looks like: mutual learning, shared leadership, and collective problem-solving. 💬🧠🌎 Your support makes this work possible. 👉 Donate now: https://worldpittsburgh.org/donate #WorldAffairsPGH (fb)