Behind the Badge
Tustin’s Girls in Government summit completes second year, nearly doubles participation
0The City of Tustin has a mission to educate and inspire girls about careers in government. The City’s Girls in Government summit returned for a second year on Sept. 26 to educate and empower young women to consider such careers. The two-hour summit, which was held virtually this year, nearly doubled in participants (with 114 girls) from its inaugural year in 2019. “I felt really energized by all of the presentations,” said Mayor Pro Tem Letitia Clark, who led the virtual summit discussions. “I’ve been in the public sector since I started my career, and I learned some new things.…
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