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Catch our livestream event on Wednesday, September 21st—Youth for the Win: How Young People Will Decide the Midterms. The event will feature Alliance Network Executive Directors and movement leaders, music performances by DJ Saint Cedes and DJ Searchlight, and remarks from our special guests. You won’t want to miss it!

Stay up-to-date on what Alliance Network orgs are doing to get their communities #VoteReady for local primary elections

When a modern nation has outdated registration and voting systems, it wastes millions of dollars, undermines voter confidence, and denies eligible citizens their sacred right to democracy. Democracy Done Right is about fixing all that! Gen-Z and Millennial voters are the largest and most diverse voting bloc in our nation’s history, and we deserve a voting system that reflects the America we are today.

The power of the youth vote has been the driving force behind electoral wins since the 2018 midterm elections. And with many congressional seats up for grabs this November, it is essential for candidates to address the issues young people care about most.

Explore our new digital storytelling series focusing on sharing the individual narratives of youth organizers in the Alliance Network. Check back for more updates soon!

On Wednesday, August 24th, 2022 President Biden made his long-delayed announcement on his plans for canceling student debt. This decision is the biggest step a president has ever taken to address the student debt crisis.

This week, eleven Alliance Network organizations will go head to head in a nationwide match to grow their monthly donor programs, build towards more sustainable and people-powered organizations, and unlock matching grants in return. 

Today, the Supreme Court eliminated the federal constitutional protection of abortion rights set by Roe v. Wade and gave the authority to decide abortion rights to individual states. This decision threatens the lives of millions who will seek an abortion, especially Black, Indigenous, and people of color, and people working to make ends meet. Let’s fight back.

Juneteenth is now recognized as a federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved people, but this isn’t enough. This year, we’re highlighting the youth-led Black liberation work happening in the Alliance Network