The Service-Learning Exchange convenes state agency staff, state commissions, network leaders, large district representatives, and other champions focused on the quality of K-12 service-learning practice across the U.S. The Exchange provides a space to stay up to date on the latest developments in research and thought leadership, the scope and scale of practice, exchange information and ideas, and meet potential collaborators.

In this engaging conversation, youth changemakers share the journeys behind their community impact projects, from the moment they recognized a need to the challenges they overcame and the lives they changed along the way.

Mentorship has always been framed as something that flows in one direction: from older to younger. But leadership does not have an age restriction.

Civic engagement doesn't have to be limited to government or social studies classes—it can be embedded across every subject and grade level.

Good intentions aren't enough to build programs that actually work, evidence is.

Real youth engagement isn't a seat at the table, it's a hand on the wheel.

What does it take to create a school where every student feels valued, connected, and empowered to make a difference?