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We could see if Cotopaxi could help us showcase Utah, as they do fun outdoor events all around the state.

Questival for event attendees

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https://www.cuutah.org/

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Nonprofit Utah | Comunidades Unidas | United States

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Comunidades Unidas / Communities United (CU) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization founded in 1999. We are dedicated to empowering the Latino Community to become a positive force for change in the larger community in Utah.

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Have a service project for attendees (put together packages/kits). Virtual attendees could write letters or participate in another way.

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https://suwa.org/

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SUWA is the only non-partisan, non-profit organization working full time to defend Utah's redrock wilderness. Our power comes from people like you from across the nation who want to protect this irreplaceable heritage for all Americans.

With your help, the Emery County Public Land Management Act was signed into law on March 12, 2019, protecting 663,000 acres of public land as wilderness! Click here to learn more.

Watch Our New Film!
Wild Utah: America's Red Rock Wilderness takes the viewer through magnificent redrock landscapes and draws upon diverse voices to explain why these lands are worth protecting. Click here to watch now!

Lawn Sign Request

Click here to submit your information and we'll deliver a lawn sign to the address you provide. It's that easy!

*Sorry, but we are only able to deliver signs to Salt Lake, Davis, Utah, Cache, Weber, Wasatch, Summit, and Grand Counties.

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SUWA is the only non-partisan, non-profit organization working full time to defend Utah's redrock wilderness. Our power comes from people like you from across the nation who want to protect this irreplaceable heritage for all Americans. With your help, the Emery County Public Land Management Act was signed into law on March 12, 2019, protecting 663,000 acres of public land as wilderness!

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https://ruralutahproject.org/

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We identify, invest, and ignite a dialogue with voters that live in Utah's rural areas, empowering them to take action and vote on the issues that matter most for Utah's future. We believe that when we organize overlooked communities in our state, that we will be able to inspire important conversations and create life-long citizen advocates for Utah's future.

Hannah is 95, and lives in TeecNosPos, AZ. She has voted in every single election her family can remember.
Photo Credit: Christine Howard

About the Rural Addressing Program

While registering thousands of voters on the Navajo Nation, the Rural Utah Project discovered that up to 18% of Native American voters were registered in the wrong precinct - making it nearly impossible for these voters to cast their ballots for the correct candidate. The main cause? A lack of physical addresses. Now, we've set out to address the problem at its source by creating voting addresses for Navajo Nation voters.

What We've Accomplished

8,571 Rural Voters Registered

6,411 Plus Code Addresses Created

10 Counties Organized

Sign up for our newsletter and stay up to date on the latest news and work from the Rural Utah Project.

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Rural Utah Project - Empowering Underrepresented Communities

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We identify, invest, and ignite a dialogue with voters that live in Utah's rural areas, empowering them to take action and vote on the issues that matter most for Utah's future. We believe that when we organize overlooked communities in our state, that we will be able to inspire important conversations and create life-long citizen advocates for Utah's future.

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https://www.sierraclub.org/utah

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Welcome to the Utah Sierra Club

The Utah Sierra Club is a team of organizers, volunteers, and grassroots activists who are working to solve the climate crisis in a way that is fair and equitable. We work with communities around Utah to build a movement that protects and defends everyone's right to a healthy environment.

From lands, water, climate, air, to justice for the communities impacted most by environmental degradation, we work on a variety of issues year after year to make sure our natural resources are protected for present and future generations.

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The Utah Sierra Club is a team of organizers, volunteers, and grassroots activists who are working to solve the climate crisis in a way that is fair and equitable. We work with communities around Utah to build a movement that protects and defends everyone's right to a healthy environment.

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https://www.bellwetherngo.org/

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Bellwether's vision is to lead, inform, focus, and enact, measurable impact for international human rights, specifically freedom of religion or belief.

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Heavy metals

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https://foodandcare.org/

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The Coalition is following local health department and established CDC guidelines in mitigating Covid-19 transmission concerns.Masks are still required of any visitors while onsite (staff, partners, volunteers, clients, etc.).Additionally, any persons who are sick or are experiencing Covid-19 related symptoms are asked to refrain from entering our facility until symptoms have subsided.The Coalition is in regular contact with our local health department and performing best practice mitigation efforts.

Thank you for your cooperation and we look forward to the time when all restrictions will be removed.God Bless!

Coalition Management

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Catch the Vision of Service in your Community

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Our primary mission began as a way to feed the hungry. Over the years, we've expanded to offer other meaningful services including hygiene, shower facilities, laundry services, internet access, haircuts, transitional housing, client outreach, education, and more.

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Will check for professors / students going cool work

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Water issues
Clean Air
Envrionment

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Dance, music, art gallery, etc. from local Utahns with ties to incoming visitor countries. Art showing how move or upbringing in Utah shapes their perspective of their cultural roots and life in Utah.

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Specific Calls to Action - how can youth get involved

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Specific Calls to Action - how can youth get involved

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Having food specific to Utah for people to try?

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Business connected to SDGs

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Sharing notes/thoughts between sessions and within sessions.

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What about connecting individuals with others from their country/region

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Pre-conference connections

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Day in the Life - panel discussion/round table

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Day in the Life - panel discussion/round table

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Business owners

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A question to consider: what type of interactions will occur? Once we know that we can find the best platform for interaction amongst zoom and in person participants.

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Mountains
Lakes
The many cultures in Utah (Utah County)

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The youth committee can spread awareness of the conference by handing out flyers and attending campus events.

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Look at issues unique to Utah, and similar ones in the world, facilitate discussion around these similar issues and looking at what’s been done and possible solutions.

Ex: sustainable mountain development in Utah and Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, etc.

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If if there are american spaces in other countries.

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For those unable to attend in-person, would it be feasible to have people from one country meet together so they can have a more meaningful discussion while also being linked up with youth at the Utah conference.

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Sustainable issues/solutions that relate in Utah in comparison to similar geographic areas around the world

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Sustainable issues/solutions that relate in Utah in comparison to similar geographic areas around the world

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If people are coming from all over, and our goal as youth is to connect with cultures and have an international experience, we could use skills that we have (languages, heritage, etc.) to connect with the people coming in to the conference.
Or for the groups that aren't able to be there in person having like a "voice" at the conference. Someone at the conference who the specific countries/groups can communicate with.