Which FFA event focuses on leadership training for members?

The Washington Leadership Conference (WLC) is specifically designed to focus on leadership training for FFA members. This event provides participants with the opportunity to enhance their leadership skills, engage in discussions about values and personal growth, and connect with fellow members from across the nation. Workshops and activities at WLC encourage students to develop their leadership potential and learn how to apply these skills in their local chapters and in their communities.

In contrast, FFA Week is a celebration of FFA and agricultural education but does not have a specific focus on leadership training. The National Convention is a significant event for the organization, covering a broad range of topics, including awards and recognition, but also lacks the concentrated leadership training aspect found in WLC. Career Development Events (CDEs) focus primarily on specific areas of agricultural knowledge and skills rather than general leadership training. Thus, the Washington Leadership Conference stands out as the event that solely emphasizes leadership development among members.