John,The Black youth organizers in the Alliance for Youth Action network are making history every single day. They work 365 days a year to build youth political power and make a change in their communities fighting for jobs that pay a living wage, accessible healthcare that includes mental health care, access to nutrition, access to the ballot box, and more.
Learn how Black youth organizers in the Alliance network are transforming their communities and building brighter futures for us all. [[link removed]]
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From the Civil Rights movement to today’s movement for Black lives, young Black organizers and activists have been at the forefront of every fight for social change. Now more than ever, it is crucial to amplify the voices of Black youth organizers who demand that Black lives truly matter, fight for Black liberation, and ensure Black people in the United States are seen in their full humanity.
Join us in shining a light on the innovation, joy, and vision of the Black youth organizers in our network. Uplift their stories on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
To celebrating Black history and creating thriving Black futures,
Carmel Pryor
Senior Director of Communications





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