In which STAR event do members make an oral presentation about issues related to family and consumer sciences?

The Illustrated Talk event is designed for FCCLA members to create and present an oral presentation that focuses on a topic related to family and consumer sciences. Participants choose a specific issue, develop their presentation, and often incorporate visual aids to enhance their message. This format allows them to effectively communicate important information, demonstrate their understanding of the topic, and engage the audience in discussions about significant issues affecting families and consumers.

While the other events listed involve presentations or discussions, they focus on different aspects. For instance, the Family Focus Presentation typically emphasizes broader themes related to family involvement or advocacy rather than focusing specifically on issues. Meanwhile, the Consumer Debate involves a more competitive format where participants argue differing viewpoints on consumer-related topics. Issues in Society may cover a range of topics, but it does not specifically align with the outlined criteria for the Illustrated Talk event.