ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What if the young people in your community became your utility's biggest advocates?
We know youth engagement can feel like a "nice-to-have" rather than a strategic priority. But forward-thinking utilities are discovering that early energy education creates lasting community relationships, builds future workforce pipelines, and transforms how families think about their public power provider.
That's why APPA is partnering with Monster Detective Collective to bring you a podcast that goes beyond feel-good activities to strategic youth engagement.
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