Hands down. Voices Up.
We’re building a movement for good.
Students are people. Our ideas and opinions matter. We shouldn’t need permission to speak. Adults don’t raise their hands when they’re having a conversation, and neither should we.
The Hands Down, Voices Up summit is an interactive gathering in Boise, Idaho, where students – and a few adults who support and empower them – get the chance to grab a megaphone and solve real problems with real people.
But Hands Down, Voices Up is more than an event. It’s a movement. Summit attendees leave with with a toolkit for change that helps them create good in their own communities, throughout the year.
HIGHLIGHTS FROM FALL 2019
A great experience. Hands Down.
From the big ideas and insights of our keynote speakers, to the quiet, one-on-one moments of vulnerability that moved us all a little closer to empathy and understanding.
See why the first Hands Down, Voices Up summit blew us away.
Meet our partners in the quest to empower student voice.
Learners from schools and organizations around the country joined us to inspire, organize, and lead the national movement to empower positive change in the world.
Hear the insights and perspectives of summit attendees Marcus Alston, a student and activist in New York City, and Antioch University student Marcus Wade-Prince, who serves on the board of Education Reimagined.
Learn about the importance of partnering to support student voice.
Join the movement.
Hands Down, Voices Up attendees leave with a toolkit to create change in their own cities, towns, schools, and organizations.
Inspire Good.
Practice Good.
Create Good.
Learn how to be a part of the next Hands Down, Voices Up summit and join the movement to create change and do good.
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