EMERGING YOUTH ACHIEVEMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL

Agenda

1. 1. Call to Order at 1:21 PM
2. 2. Roll Call
3. 3. Approval of prior Meeting Minutes (June 25, 2026)
4. 4. Approval of funding to be spent at the July 16 City Hall Engagement and Scavenger Hunt event
5. 5. EYAAC Data Committee Update (approval of 2 grant applications: cross-agency data sharing and improving-use-of-research-evidence for public officials)
6. 6. Approval of funding for travel related expenses relative to the D.C. StriveTogether June 10-12 Policy Summit
7. 7. Approval of funding to support a pilot partnership between BID 32, EYAAC, and Mr. Trasus Wright's mentoring/workforce development program
8. 8. Project Kindred/ Marquette Youth Root Cause Summit description and Presentation, including City Scavenger Hunt Impacts on their Root Cause question Focus questions are: How can local policies be improved to get unhoused youth adults (18-30 yrs) support? Why are Green Spaces in different MKE neighborhoods utilized differently? What gaps exists in accessing mental health services for low income minority children and families?
9. 9. Announcements/ Next Meeting Date
10. 10. Adjournment
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