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YGL’s Holiday Cookbook
Read moreClick on YGL’s Holiday Cookbook graphic or below link to access. YGL’s Holiday Cookbook A collection of holiday recipes from YGL members and their families.
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African American History facts
Read morePlease see the attachment for the presentation of African American History facts. African American History Facts-Jan-24-2020
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Southern and Serving
Read moreGrowing up in rural Alabama, I never imagined I would eventually work in DC. Yet, the thrill of politics would pull me outside of my
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How being scared of boot camp led me to a career in public service
Read moreHow being scared of boot camp led me to a career in public service Travel back in time with me … college Brittney was at
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The Beauty of Public Service
Read moreWhen I was a kid, I knew I wanted to help people. At first, I dreamed of being a teacher, then a veterinarian, then
What our members are saying about YGL
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Through YGL, I’ve learned more about the people who make up [different] agencies and how we can learn from each other as we navigate our careers. We truly have a cohort that supports and grows professional development in the greater Denver area.
Patrick Waggoner, Denver Chapter -
I have been able to grow my network tremendously and connect with government employees in Atlanta on a federal, state, and local level. I’m a big advocate for YGL and I’ve grown my network nationally.
Ashley Nealy, Atlanta Chapter -
I joined YGL because I had just started my federal career and was looking for a way to network in my field. I joined the Professional Development Committee and have since met dozens of great contacts. It has been an asset to my personal and professional life.
Nancy Brooks, Kansas City Chapter