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Youth Summer Jobs program opens applications for ages 14 to 24

The Youth Summer Jobs program places young residents in paid positions for six weeks starting in late June. Placements include city agencies, community organizations, and local businesses.

Applicants need proof of DC residency and a valid ID. Workshops on resumes and interviewing run at libraries in every ward through March; dates are listed on the Events page.

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