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BILL SUMMARY For COYAC PRESENTATIONS
INTERIM COMMITTEE COLORADO YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL COMMITTEE
Date Jul 15, 2025
Location HCR 0112
COYAC Presentations - Committee Discussion Only
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01:06:25 PM |
Representative English,
committee chair, gave opening remarks. |
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01:06:42 PM |
Sarah Moss, director
of the Colorado Youth Advisor Council (COYAC), gave COYAC overview. The
COYAC student's policy proposals can be found here.
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01:18:04 PM |
Ailee, from Senate District 31, and Fatima from Senate District 28 presented on access to preparation materials for the SAT, ACT, and AP Tests. |
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01:23:00 PM |
The committee discussed with the panel on the percent of students going to college. |
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01:25:38 PM |
Ailee and Fatima
presented on funding for civic education programs. |
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01:35:59 PM |
The committee discussed
other state models of civics funding. |
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01:37:08 PM |
Sophie, Senate District
16, presented to the committee about the work of the Environmental Committee
including polllution from plastic waste, air quality issues, and water
contamination. |
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01:45:41 PM |
The committee discussed outreach groups for the plastic waste proposal. |
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01:47:48 PM |
The committee discussed the use of tax as an implementation model. |
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01:57:16 PM |
Ayush, representing Senate District 9, presented on unequal enforcement of environmental mandates. |
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01:59:00 PM |
The committee discussed the enforcement of the local level. |
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01:59:38 PM |
Ranye, representing Senate District 17, presented to the committee on a policy to inform and mobilize youth on public health and environmental hazards. |
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02:10:31 PM |
The committee discussed what constitutes an environmental hazard. |
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02:11:20 PM |
Siddharth, representing
Senate District 25, and Kelsea, representing Senate District 7, presented
access on equitable healthcare and medical options in rural areas. |
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02:23:18 PM |
The committee discussed current state program for rural healthcare. |
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02:23:44 PM |
The committee discussed other rural program in different states. |
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02:28:55 PM |
Julia, representing
Senate District 14, presented on resource gaps for young adults with intellectual
disabilities to transition into postsecondary institutions. |
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02:35:34 PM |
Kate, representing a Senate At-Large Seat, and Julia, presented independent living skills for young adults. |
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02:42:34 PM |
Kate presented on a statewide platform for individual career and academic plans. |
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02:43:05 PM |
The committee discussed ownership of the program and barriers for current policies. |
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02:50:39 PM |
The committee discussed the specifics of how the platform would function. |
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02:55:46 PM |
Das, representing Senate District 22, presenting on promoting the QuitLine. |
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03:03:07 PM |
The committee discussed alternative addiction deterrence methods. |
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03:04:08 PM |
Brandom, representing Senate District 3, Judah, representing Senate District 8, and Das, presented on nicotine labeling and data collection. |
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03:16:53 PM |
Saanvi, representing Senate District 2, Micah, representing Senate District 34, and Peter, representing Senate District 23, presented on addressing Colorado's teacher shortage. |
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03:28:39 PM |
The committee discussed the data collection, and teacher turnover rate. |
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03:29:59 PM |
The committee members gave final remarks. |