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Colorful logo for the Queer Couv Youth Summit, presented by YWCA Clark County, featuring vibrant rainbow-like border and bold text.
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This year’s theme is Everybody’s Awesome,

YWCA Clark County’s Prevention team is thrilled to announce the in-person return of the Queer Couve Youth Summit in 2025! This fulfilled full day is designed for LGBTQ+ youth (13-18 years old) in Clark County.

Please RSVP as space is limited. Attendees will build community, make friendships, enjoy a keynote speaker and select from breakout sessions.

What To Expect

Official workshop information is coming soon, but here are some examples from last year:

The summit will feature 6 different workshops led by local LGBTQ+ leaders, interactive activities, and sessions on personal development, personal development, community building, and self care. The summit aims to inspire youth to connect and project their joy as an act of resistance with the tools to keep them healthy, happy and safe.

Flyer for Queer Couch Youth Summit with a rainbow-colored heart shape background. Event details include date, time, theme, and activities for LGBTQ+ youth, hosted by YWCA Clark County.

Event Details

Saturday, June 6

Time: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Audience: Youth ages 13-18.

Food is included.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • We need volunteers for the Youth Summit. If you’re interested please reach out to Sam Garrison, BIPOC Youth Outreach Coordinator.

  • Each year, the Prevention teen curates speakers and breakout room facilitators. If you are interested in speaking please reach out to Sam Garrison.

  • The Prevention team does coordinate with local vendors to meet the food needs of the events for all participants. Please email Sam Garrison for any additional questions. There are refrigerators in the Community Room space you can use if you prefer or need to bring your own sack lunch.

  • Currently, we do not require attendees to bring parents to the Youth Summit. This is a space that allows for youth to build community connections, enhance peer relationships, and explore cultural identity.