The National Commission on Military, National, and Public Service is excited to visit and host a public meeting in Los Angeles, CA.

Join us for a public meeting in Los Angeles on Thursday, September 20 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at California State University, Los Angeles Campus. The meeting will open with an overview of the commission and include a panel of community leaders who will share how service gave their life purpose in today’s modern society. The public meeting will conclude with a Q&A and public comment session where the audience can engage the panel and discuss how young Americans can further serve the city of Los Angeles and can also share any ideas and thoughts related to the commission's mandate. The public meeting will also include a service fair for the audience members to explore local, state, and national opportunities across military, national, and public service.

The Commission was created by Congress to consider and develop recommendations to find ways to encourage and inspire more Americans to serve their country and communities and review the military selective service process. The Commission is igniting a national conversation about the value and importance of service as it develops recommendations for the American public, Congress, and the president by March 2020. The Commission is gathering recommendations by holding public meetings, visiting service sites, talking with young people, and meeting with government, nonprofit, civic, and for-profit leaders.

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