Youth Summit: Our Voice, Our Future
April 18-19, 2026
Join Oregon School-Based Health Alliance’s (OSBHA) Youth Summit! The summit will be held at the Oregon State University (OSU)’s Memorial Union on April 18-19, 2026 in Corvallis, Oregon.
The Youth Summit: Our Voice, Our Future is a two-day event by youth, for youth! The goal is to bring youth from across the state to unite around shared values, build community, strengthen confidence and connections, and expand their collective power. The summit will focus on leadership development, creating youth-driven recommendations for change, and the mental and physical well-being of youth.
At Oregon State University's Memorial Union on April 18 and 19th, 2026, the Summit will host sessions and panels covering topics ranging from youth engagement and empowerment, policy and sustainability, and partnerships. By creating a space to learn and share ideas, action will be taken on the issues that matter most to youth.
By amplifying youth voices, OSBHA aims to support youth in building a brighter future.
A full agenda is below. Parking and other details will be shared with registered attendees on April 13th.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email: asia@osbha.org.
SUMMIT AGENDA
SUMMIT AGENDA
SATURDAY
April 18th from 2 pm to 6 pm
OSU Memorial Union in Corvallis, OR
An engaging half-day filled with policy plan brainstorming, a legislator panel with various elected officials across the state, and a breakout session with youth speakers!
SUNDAY
April 19th from 10 am to 3:30 pm
OSU Memorial Union in Corvallis, OR
An interactive day including tabling, lunch, and multiple main and breakout sessions on topics like advocacy tips, trauma-informed skills, peer-to-peer health education, and more!
Saturday, April 18, 2026
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With light refreshments of fruit, popcorn, and soft drinks, check in and see familiar and new friends!
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In the Horizon Room, one of OSBHA’s interns will get the event started!
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Stand up and move!
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Multiple elected officials will share their policy perspectives in a conversation facilitated by Legislative Advocates
Specific names of legislators will be added soon
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Move from the Horizon Room to the second floor break out rooms for the next session
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Food Corps & Oregon Farm to School Network in the La Raza Room #208 will be presenting on “Student and Family Voice in School Meal Programs”
Southern Oregon Coast Pride in the Asian Pacific American Room #206 will be sharing about the “Trauma Informed Care from a youth perspective”
Oregon Public Health Youth Advisory Council in the Pan-Afrikan Sankofa Room #213 will be speaking on the relationship between climate change and youth mental health with the session title, “Rising Temps, Rising Voices”
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Day 1 will wrap up with one of the hosts reflecting on the past few hours and a Word cloud activity
Sunday, April 19, 2026
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Starting again in the Horizon Room, we’ll reflect on yesterday’s content and make room for the day’s agenda
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In the Horizon Room, OSBHA’s HPV PEER Educators will present on “Supporting Accessible Student Health Education Through Inclusive Speech and Education In the Classroom.”
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Check out some of the tablers while on break and make it upstairs before the next session
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Youth Advocate, Sahasra, will present on “How Youth Can Influence Policy: Real Legislative Advocacy from a Youth Advocate” in the Asian Pacific American Room #206
Legislative Advocates Cindy and Claire will lead attendees through a hands-on policy activity in the Pan-Afrikan Sankofa Room #213
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Time to refuel and network! The lunch menu is boxed sandwiches (turkey & pepperjack, ham & swiss, and grilled portobello)
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In the Horizon Room, OSBHA will guide the youth attendees in getting to know each other more!
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Stretch those legs by going upstairs to the breakout rooms
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Clackamas Women’s Services will lead an adult-only session on “Partnerships Matter: Integrating Survivor-Centered Confidential Advocacy within Schools” in La Raza Room #208
Partners for Sustainable Schools/Our Future Student Leadership Network will highlight on “Connecting youth across Oregon in climate action and justice” in the Asian Pacific American Room #206
Hatfield Futures Youth will present on “Adolescent Mental Health in Sports” in the Pan-Afrikan Sankofa Room #213
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Last break of the day
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A panel of YouthLine volunteers, moderated by a YouthLine staff member will discuss the impacts of being a natural helper- both positive and negative. The session, “Put your oxygen mask on first: Collective care for natural helpers,” will be in the main room, Horizon Room.
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A time to wrap up with recap, reflect and gratitude!
Youth Summit Sponsorship
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Ally
$500
Sponsors 2 youth
- Social media mentions
- Tabling opportunity
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Leader
$1,000
Sponsors 4 youth
- Social media mentions
- Tabling Opportunity
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Builder
$2,500
Sponsors 11 youth
- Present at Lunch
- Social Media Feature
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Visionary
$5,000
Sponsors 21 youth
- Present at Welcome
- Youth Interview for Social Media Reel