The co-presidents of Youth Informed, Linda Yu and Kriti Persaud, led a team of club members to Columbia University's 2025 EcoReps event where they created a climate activism plan to reduce Forest Hills High School's carbon footprint through the implementation of metal utensils. Youth Informed was awarded with the Impact Award and a $500 grant.

3 members of Youth Informed organized and were panelists for this intergenerational panel, hosted in collaboration with Commonpoint Queens, Queens Community Board 6, Let’s Talk Democracy, and others. Older and young panelists shared their views on healthcare, challenging them to consider the lived experiences of a different generation. One recurring topic was mental health, in which the older generation shared stories of the stigma they grew up with, while younger panelists talked about the impact of therapy and the lack of mental health assistance in schools.

(B4) is an initiative launched by Mayor Adams to fund meals and conversation, encouraging community members to make connections and break down racial/cultural barriers. Attendees sit in small groups to eat and answer questions like "What's one thing you would change about your community", leading to discussion and collaborations. Members attended their first B4 in June of 2024, and have since organized another in October and are working to secure funding for more. 

Inspired by a previous resilience panel Youth Informed club members participated in, this panel was led by facilitator Lisa Hahn and organized by Let's Talk Democracy and Presidents Salma Baksh and Vilinez Estevez. Over 30 non-panelists tuned in and shared anecdotes of resilience in their lives. The consensus: keep pushing, look for small things that make you happy, and allow yourself moments of weakness before you get back on your feet. 

The sixth in the inter-generational series hosted by Mark Laster of Third Vice Chair, Queens Community Board 6, this panel explores solidarity within the LGBTQ+ community. President Salma Baksh appeared as the facilitator, with President Vilinez Estevez and club member Vik Pepaj as panelists. Older panelists shared stories from the past: gay marriage in 2008, and marching during the AIDs epidemic. Younger panelists touched on contemporary internal issues within the community such as the refusal to change traditional beliefs on gender and sexuality and pronoun usage.