Young leaders in the Southeast have a unique opportunity to make a difference by applying for FEMA’s National Youth Preparedness Council. This council offers teenagers the chance to collaborate with FEMA, enhance their professional skills, and initiate preparedness projects.
To be considered for this council, students in 8th to 11th grade must submit a comprehensive application, including a written or video component, two letters of recommendation, academic records, and a list of extracurricular activities. The selection process focuses on the applicants’ dedication to preparedness, community engagement, teamwork abilities, and leadership potential.
The announcement of new council members is scheduled for May, with the deadline for applications set for March 4th at midnight. Those interested in this opportunity can find more details on how to apply at FEMA.gov.
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