The Millennial Meetup Series features conversations and workshops that engage Millennials with their peers, stakeholders and community members to continue the conversation on the challenges facing our generation, build on solutions identified at the summit and develop new partnerships and leadership skills to collaborate on some of the country’s most pressing problems.
Upcoming Meetups
Millennial Meetup Series, Southeast Michigan
Mobilize.org is working with local partners in Southeast Michigan to build a durable and influential, Millennial-led, community based coalition that increases Millennial engagement and leadership opportunities within their community. Mobilize.org will support the development and training of College to Career Pathways Summit Award Winners, participants and their peers in Southeast Michigan, (...)
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Previous Meetups
Millennial Meetup Series, Florida
Mobilize.org is working with local partners in South Florida to build a durable and influential, Millennial-led, community based coalition that increases Millennial engagement and leadership opportunities within their community. Mobilize.org will support the development and training of Target 2020 Florida Summit Award Winners, participants and their peers in South Florida, convening them (...)
Millennial Meetup for Young Leaders, California
At the Target 2020 Millennial Meetup for Young Leaders on February 10, 2012 at Sacramento City College, Sacramento, Mobilize provided participants training on goal-setting, communications and how to influence change in the community college system. The event provided students and faculty/staff members a collaborative space to work together and develop leadership skills to influence policy (...)
Millennial Meetup for Student Success
Target 2020 Millennial Meetup for Student Success on November 4, 2011 at De Anza College, Cupertino was the first Meetup in the Target 2020 Meetup Series in California. Mobilize.org provided participants an opportunity to have dialogue about topics including the role of a community college in their community and economy, as well as how students could be better civically engaged. Students also (...)