APAN Luncheon CCC 2018

Online Registration

Afterschool Policy Advisors’ Network (APAN) Luncheon Meeting

NLC’s Institute for Youth, Education & Families will host its biannual APAN Luncheon meeting as an opportunity for local elected officials to converse with national experts about afterschool and summer learning, get federal policy updates, and hear from peer city officials about their successful strategies to support young people in the afterschool hours. The APAN Luncheon meeting is a FREE event providing participants with a hot buffet lunch. Space is limited, so registered elected officials get first preference.

The APAN Luncheon will be held on Monday, March 12, 2018, from 12:15 pm to 1:30 p.m. as part of NLC's Congressional City Conference at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, DC.

If you have registration questions, please contact Lydia Lawrence at lawrence@nlc.org or Bela Shah Spooner at spooner@nlc.org.

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* 1. Please enter your contact information

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* 2. Please indicate any special dietary requirements NLC should consider below

Food Allergies

Vegetarian Meal

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* 3. What is your city doing to support afterschool programs?

Investing city dollars in programs

Supporting quality improvement

Supporting a citywide afterschool system

Offering programs at city community/recreation centers

Placing city staff at school-based afterschool or summer programs

Using mayoral leadership and voice to increase public awareness and support of programs

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Topics I’d like to learn more about at this APAN lunch include:

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* 5. Add me to the fight to save afterschool!

I would be willing to write an op-ed for my local paper about the importance for afterschool programs in my city. (NLC will follow up with you)

I would be willing to sign my name to a group op-ed with other local elected officials for placement in larger/national media outlets (NLC will follow up with you)

I want to raise my voice in other ways to support state/federal funding that come to cities to support afterschool programs (i.e. speaking on panels at state or federal congressional briefings, invitations to join local events in my state, invitation to speak at national conferences, etc.)