The Texas Senate recognizes the YMCA Texas Youth and Government Program for its role in fostering civic engagement among young people.

The Texas Senate honors the YMCA Texas Youth and Government Program for its efforts in inspiring young people to become active and responsible citizens. The program, established in 1946, aims to heighten political awareness and instill the value of social action among youth. This year, over 1,500 high school students and nearly 500 middle school students are participating in the program's conferences at the State Capitol. The Senate resolution expresses esteem for the program's contributions to the future of democracy in Texas and the nation.

The Texas Senate recognizes the YMCA Texas Youth and Government Program for its role in fostering civic engagement among young people.

The Texas Senate honors the YMCA Texas Youth and Government Program for its efforts in inspiring young people to become active and responsible citizens. The program, established in 1946, aims to heighten political awareness and instill the value of social action among youth. This year, over 1,500 high school students and nearly 500 middle school students are participating in the program's conferences at the State Capitol. The Senate resolution expresses esteem for the program's contributions to the future of democracy in Texas and the nation.