Davis and Woodland, April 23-24

These are the photos of the conference held by two Yolo neighborhoods, located in two different localities of the cluster.

What is worth noting about the outcome of this conference is the capacity developed by the young members of the ATC and the coordination of the institute in not only the invitation to the conference but two intense weeks of home visits and meaningful discussions of book 2 and conference themes. Both neighborhoods have been working for many years with activities and with many challenges, but only two cycles ago new junior youth groups and children's classes were formed with youth resources from the neighborhood.

At the conference, the mothers' reflections on their children's aspirations were very deep and also their commitment to contribute to the improvement of their neighborhood.

Two youth from the neighborhood who participated in the junior youth program for 3 years, accepted the faith and are serving in their neighborhood, shared how they have been accompanied in the process.

And finally this conference had something special. The youth from the UCDavis University Book 1 and 2 study circle and others who participate in weekly youth meetings joined this neighborhood conference. In their aspirations they wrote that in these years they want the Bahai Club to be recognized by the community as a group of youth who contribute in their university years to the betterment of the community.