Each student participating needs to complete and have a parent or guardian sign the Conference Registration Form.
Each student participating needs to complete and have a parent or guardian sign the Conference Registration Form.
Dover Y2Y is hosting an online training and discussion for NH youth groups interested in supporting legislation to increase the age to purchase, use and possess tobacco products to 21. Students will provide an update on the current status which raised the age to 19, provide examples of how local communities can work towards passing local ordinances, and discuss how NH youth groups can support a statewide bill.
Any NH youth group or organization interested in supporting Tobacco 21 efforts is encouraged to register for the webinar here. A link to participate and more information will be sent out the week before the training.
Webinar Resources:
Webinar Recording – Coming Soon
History of Nicotine Lies
Tuesday, March 17th, 2020 at 3 pm ET
For more description on each webinar please go to our Web Based Training under the heading of Resources or click here
Members of Dover Youth to Youth created a new video for the 2019 Granite Youth Alliance Film Fest entitled
“Fact” This film was created and produced by our High School Team. Check out our other videos on You Tube under DoverY2Y
On Friday March 22nd, 2019 five members from Dover Youth to Youth’s high school team headed up by freshman Elsa Rogers flew to Washington DC to meet with members of the FDA”s Center for Tobacco Products.at their White Oak Campus in Silver Springs Maryland.
Elsa Rogers along with fellow freshman students Audrey Kettlewood and Grace Bonyman and juniors Lauren Boettcher and Epping’s Faith Williamson made the trip to discuss tobacco flavorings and their popularity amongst youth and what the students were seeing in the schools.
On Friday March 22nd, 2019 five members from Dover Youth to Youth’s high school team headed up by freshman Elsa Rogers flew to Washington DC to meet with members of the FDA”s Center for Tobacco Products.at their White Oak Campus in Silver Springs Maryland.
Elsa Rogers along with fellow freshman students Audrey Kettlewood and Grace Bonyman and juniors Lauren Boettcher and Epping’s Faith Williamson made the trip to discuss tobacco flavorings and their popularity among youth and what the students were seeing in the schools.