ALT The image features a person holding large letters that spell "VOTE." The background text reads "KEEP KIDS' NEEDS IN EVERY CONVERSATION" and lists questions for candidates. The bottom text includes "ELECTORAL ADVOCACY TOOLKIT" with the Kentucky Youth Advocates logo and website.

ALT This image is divided into two sections. On the left, a group of people gather around a table with cards and labeled diagrams. On the right, a classroom setting shows a person presenting information on a screen to an audience seated at tables. The top text says, "Bring KYA to Your Community: Speaking & Training Opportunities." At the bottom, a button says, "Learn More.

ALT A panel of four individuals seated at the front of a conference room, engaging in a discussion with attendees. A screen behind them displays "Legislator Q&A" and an image of a government building. Audience members are listening attentively, and tables with papers and water bottles are visible.

ALT A group of people are seated in a conference room, attentively watching a presentation. An American flag and a banner with the logo "KYEA" are visible in the background. Tables are scattered with papers and personal items.

ALT A group of individuals is seated in a conference room, participating in a panel discussion. The panel consists of four people seated in front of an audience. Presentation slides are projected on a screen in the background. The setting appears formal and focused on a topic of discussion.

ALT A group of seven people stand together in a room, posing for a photo. They are dressed in business casual attire and are smiling at the camera.

ALT The image features a person holding large letters that spell "VOTE." The background text reads "KEEP KIDS' NEEDS IN EVERY CONVERSATION" and lists questions for candidates. The bottom text includes "ELECTORAL ADVOCACY TOOLKIT" with the Kentucky Youth Advocates logo and website.

ALT Two individuals are shaking hands and smiling at the camera. The person on the left is wearing a suit jacket and jeans, while the person on the right is in a red sweater and pants. The text reads: "New Blog - Making Moves: Young People Shaping Policy in Kentucky.

ALT The image is a promotional poster for the Children’s Advocacy Day at the Capitol. It features a person sitting at a desk with children, emphasizing making kids' issues impossible to ignore. The event is hosted by Kentucky Youth Advocates and Kentucky’s Children, with Aetna as a signature sponsor. The event is scheduled for Thursday, February 25th, 2027.

ALT An indoor meeting room with people seated at tables. Two individuals are standing at the front near a presentation screen displaying "Legislative Q&A." Banners for "CRSI" and other organizations are visible. The room has an industrial-style ceiling and large windows letting in natural light.

ALT A group of people sits at round tables in a well-lit room with a modern ceiling design. One person is standing and speaking to the seated audience. Attendees are listening attentively, some with notebooks and drinks. Tables display various papers and items. The atmosphere appears focused and educational.

ALT A group of people are seated in a conference room, facing a presenter standing near a screen displaying data charts. The room has a modern design with exposed ceiling beams and fluorescent lighting.

ALT A spacious room filled with groups of people seated at round tables, engaged in conversation and eating. The room has large windows allowing natural light and a visible outdoor view. Tables have papers and food containers. Artworks are displayed on the walls, and the ceiling features exposed beams.

ALT The image features a person holding large letters that spell "VOTE." The background text reads "KEEP KIDS' NEEDS IN EVERY CONVERSATION" and lists questions for candidates. The bottom text includes "ELECTORAL ADVOCACY TOOLKIT" with the Kentucky Youth Advocates logo and website.

ALT A person in a red blazer is sitting beside a child with glasses at a table, engaging in conversation. The background shows a bookshelf. Text reads "New Blog" and "Guest Blog: The Reality of GAL Representation in Kentucky.