Leaders have the opportunity to network with policymakers, community leaders, social service providers and concerned citizens. Each Leader receives technical assistance and leadership training to support them in their role as a resource person on children's issues. Leaders help solve problems Children are our voiceless, voteless citizens. Through media releases and events, community meetings, Child Watch Visits, Round Table discussions and other publicity activities, Leaders generate public interest and provide helpful information on issues important to children.
Leaders work for children They are leaders who care about children.
They lead others to the cause. The work that they do lifts them up as role models to all members of the community. Leaders make a difference Individuals from all racial, ethnic, religious, socioeconomic, professional and political backgrounds, from young adults to senior citizens are encouraged to apply. Print out the next page of this application and return it to OICA by Monday, June 19, 2000.