YTH Live Global 2024

We cultivate an event atmosphere that is designed for connection and synergy by focusing on the issues that matter most to young people. This year, our event will focus primarily on youth engagement to improve health and well-being. This allows us to direct our full attention to the most innovative and timely youth-driven initiatives.

Pricing

Registration for this year’s event is FREE for participants! Our goal is to create more possibilities for youth and adults to exchange innovative ideas, new technologies, and transformational research without the barrier of cost.

Interested in helping to underwrite the cost of registration? Sponsorship offers your organization the opportunity to create more possibilities for learning about the intersections of youth, tech, and health across the globe and in your own community. Contact ETR Event Coordinator, Janine Driver, to learn more.

Content

At YTH Live Global, we invite youth and adults to share their power and space to nurture the exchange and discussion of innovative ideas, new technologies, and transformational research. Each year the content shifts to match the priorities of young people and professionals working at the intersections of youth, technology, and health.

This year’s event will feature a keynote address and Q&A with inspiring youth trailblazers, a global innovation challenge focused on technology to improve youth health and well-being, and several breakout sessions to choose from that will spotlight youth innovation and engagement across a variety of disciplines and health topics.

The agenda will be released soon! Check back on this page for more information.

Accessibility

At ETR, we are committed to creating learning environments that center the diverse needs of the communities attending this event. We believe in the power and possibility of cultivating accessible spaces, particularly in the fight for healthy equity, which is why we’ve decided to offer free registration. It’s important to our team that we remove as many barriers to attendance as possible.

We will continue to host the event in a virtual space, making it more accessible for attendees across the world to participate while balancing school, work, or caregiving.

Most importantly, we open accessibility requests to our audience and work hard to make sure those needs are met. We know that for true innovation to happen across youth, technology, and health, we need accessible spaces for all learners to engage.