Maine Youth Leadership is a 4-day seminar focused on enhancing leadership skills, volunteerism, and character for high school sophomores in Maine.
The Pillars of Maine Youth Leadership
Leadership
Leadership
Participants are empowered to take initiative, inspire others, and develop effective decision-making skills. Through hands-on activities and group challenges, students gain the confidence and tools needed to lead in both their school communities and beyond.
Volunteerism
Volunteerism
We emphasize the importance of giving back to the community and making a positive impact through service. Participants engage in projects that highlight the value of helping others, learning how volunteer work can strengthen communities and build a sense of shared responsibility.
Character
Character
We are dedicated to fostering integrity, respect, and personal responsibility in emerging leaders. Through discussions and reflection, students explore how to make ethical choices, overcome challenges with resilience, and be role models who inspire others through their actions and values.
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From Our Blog
Joshua Kane – Alumni Spotlight
Kane attended the seminar in 2003 as a representative from Hermon High School. He graduated in 2009 from Thomas College (Waterville, Maine) with a B.S. of Science in Management. He works as an Operations Manager for Pepsi Beverages Company in Presque Isle, Maine and...
Lauren Cooper – Alumni Spotlight
Cooper attended the seminar in 2017 as a representative from Foxcroft Academy. She began her undergraduate studies at University of New England in Biddeford, ME in the fall of 2019 and currently has two jobs on campus - one in the library and one in a microbiology...
Logan Greenblatt – Alumni Spotlight
Greenblatt attended the seminar in 2008 as a representative from Marshwood High School. He went on to graduate from Bates College in 2014 with a double major in Chemistry and Arts & Visual Culture. The MYL alum is currently attending St. George’s University of...