We organize, build community, and help win elections at the local, state, and national level. We also advocate for issues like education, housing, healthcare, and climate.

Youth engagement means making sure young people have a voice in politics through education, leadership development, and opportunities to participate in civic life.

Decisions made today affect tuition, housing costs, healthcare access, climate policy, and job opportunities. Youth voices shape what those decisions look like.

Through organizing, voting, issue advocacy, and leadership roles. Youth priorities often become party priorities when enough people speak up.

Most activities are open to high school and college students. Some leadership roles and voting in party elections require you to be 18.

No. Anyone can explore information, attend public events, and learn about issues regardless of voter registration. We welcome all youth and high school students who support Democratic values. That means supporting Democracy, human rights, and dignity; and opposing bigotry, racism, and hate.

You can start small. One-time volunteering, digital outreach, phone banking, or helping at events. Training is usually provided.

Yes! That’s democracy. Youth voices are especially important in shaping the party’s future. Debate and internal advocacy are normal and encouraged.