Students from North High School and South High School were among more than 100 student leaders from across Nassau County who participated in the 2019 Long Island Leaders of Tomorrow Conference on Nov. 15.
The full-day conference included speakers, videos, workshops, and resources to cultivate students’ leadership skills in advocacy and cross-cultural relations. Participants engaged in interactive dialogues and learned about the history of public policies on Long Island, embracing diversity, and how to influence positive change in their schools.
The event was presented by ERASE Racism, a regional not-for-profit organization that seeks to achieve greater racial and socio-economic equity for all Long Islanders.
