John, it’s been another PACKED week of advocating for Gen Z’s priorities, educating our peers, and mobilizing against the Trump administration.

Here’s a quick roundup for you:

One of our chapter members had her op-ed published by Her Campus! Her article provides an honest and necessary account of a first-generation American navigating this administration’s anti-immigrant agenda and ways our generation can stand up for immigrant communities.

As part of our on-the-ground organizing efforts, we held another training and presented a case study on climate activism to our volunteers. Our Gen Z trainees learned about grassroots climate organizing efforts from the first Trump term and discovered new strategies to advocate for change in their communities. This week, they’re putting that knowledge into action by developing their own initiatives to challenge the administration.

And in Oklahoma, our amazing group of panelists contributed their time and knowledge to our movement to protect public education. Lawmakers, students, and nonprofit organizations came together to discuss the significant threats faced by education in Oklahoma, and the progress being made to mitigate damages.

This is just one week in the life of Voters of Tomorrow. Our engaged and powerful movement is staying informed and prepared to fight for issues that uniquely affect young people, like climate change, immigration reform, and protecting public education.

We’re empowering Gen Z voters and activists to stand up in their communities so we can build the majorities our generation deserves — one that actually protects our rights and futures. Will you pitch in now to support our work for the weeks to come?

Thank you,

Voters of Tomorrow