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Frederick youth invited to free forum fostering civic engagement and community discussion Jan 16, 2026

The City of Frederick is set to host a Youth Dialogue Forum on Friday, January 16, 2026, offering young residents an opportunity to engage directly with local government and community issues. The event, scheduled to run from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the C. Burr Arts Library Community Room, aims to foster learning, discussion, and active civic participation among students.

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This free forum is designed to provide young people with a platform to interact with local experts and explore topics that directly influence their community. Through a series of interactive workshops and facilitated discussions, attendees will delve into how information is disseminated within the community and how local industries can support their career aspirations. Each session will feature a concise presentation, followed by hands-on activities and collaborative group discussions, encouraging participants to share their perspectives and formulate potential solutions to the issues at hand.

This initiative highlights the City of Frederick’s commitment to empowering its youth by giving them a voice in local governance and community development. The forum is expected to equip students with a deeper understanding of civic processes and the interconnectedness of local industries with their future career paths.

For those interested in learning more or have questions regarding the Youth Dialogue Forum, Josephine Hall can be reached via email at jhall@cityoffrederickmd.gov.

Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from The City of Frederick.

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