Organized and led by the California Legislative Black Caucus or CLBC, this annual flagship event invites high-achieving high school students from across California to participate in a four-day legislative and leadership convening (July 23 to 26).
Held on the CSU Dominguez Hills campus in Los Angeles, current California high school sophomores and juniors are hand-selected to participate in dynamic workshops, civic engagement sessions and deep exploration into the legislative process.
Students will experience dorm living and community dining for a curated, age-appropriate introductory college experience — all at no cost to families.
Driven by the responsibility to give back to the community, the California Legislative Black Caucus developed AALT to lend its expertise in helping cultivate the next generation of Black leaders equipped to tackle the critical issues of the day.
By supporting and investing in the academic excellence of our youth, the CLBC continues to empower communities by uplifting the young minds that will someday lead them.
The AALT application deadline is April 14.
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