They explored the role of art in activism at the Paperhand Puppet Project and deepened their understanding of African American heritage at the Hayti Heritage Cultural Center. A visit to Red’s Quality Acre highlighted the importance of sustainable agriculture and community-driven food systems. In an Environmental Advocacy workshop with Friends Place on Capitol Hill, students discussed policy and action for a greener future. The conference also fostered creativity and confidence through a talent show and student-led workshops. From performances to discussions, each activity empowered students to become changemakers in their communities.