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Friend,
I'm pleased to announce that Young Voices has launched a Substack we're calling Pivot to grapple with the shifting media landscape and emerging political coalitions on both sides of the aisle. I hope you will check it out and subscribe!
I kicked off the launch yesterday with a post about the goals of the blog:
Why the name Pivot? With the election of Donald Trump to a second presidential term, it’s universally accepted that there has been a realignment on the right. As a network of rising classical liberal leaders, we aim to explore what this vibe shift means for free society. What role do libertarians and freedom conservatives have to play in influencing policy to preserve what’s great about America while also acknowledging and fixing its problems?
In short: The world has changed, so those of us who believe in freedom must pivot to stay relevant. That is the hypothesis of this Substack and what its posts will explore.
Today, former New York Post election reporter Victoria Churchill argues the "podcast bros" may have influenced Trump's win in 2024:
Trump’s personality as a political outsider was a major part of his initial appeal to the American people during his 2016 run and throughout his first term as President. He wasn’t afraid to call out members of the mainstream media for coverage which he perceived to be extremely biased, which of course did not win him any favors.
Contrarily, on the sets of shows like the Joe Rogan Experience and Von’s This Past Weekend, Trump and Vance were able to be portrayed as “just one of the boys,” tapping into the old adage about candidates and friendly beers, despite Trump himself not actually drinking.
We're excited to flex our network's intellectual muscle by explore the big questions of our time and showcase our emerging leaders. I hope you'll join us in this journey!
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Check out the work of our Contributors as they get published in New York Daily News, The Daily Economy, National Review, Times of Israel and more!
New York Daily News: "N.Y. Must End Partisan Campaign Finance Cronyism" by Ryan Silverstein
Mind Matters: "Ted Mosby Can Save Today’s Dating World" by Alex Rosado
RealClearBooks: "American Culture Needs More 'Whiplash'" by Alex Rosado
The Daily Economy: "How the DOJ’s Antitrust Case Against Spirit Made the Strongest Airlines Stronger" by Noah Gould
Chicago Sun-Times: "To Get CTA Back on Track in 2025, Fix its Crime and Financial Problems" by Micky Horstman
National Review: "Egypt’s Coptic Christians Deserve Our Attention — and Our Help" by Grace Bydalek
Times of Israel: "Israel Takes Flak for California Wildfires in Latest Bout of Jew-Hate" by Ethan Brown
Alex Petropoulos on Times Radio
Isaac Willour's Fox News Radio Tour
Ethan Watson on Fox News Radio
Daniel Idfresne on Fox News Radio
Connor Vasile on Fox News Radio
Victoria Churchill on Fox News Radio
James Czerniawski on Stacy on the Right
James Czerniawski on Alabama's Morning News
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Sam Raus, Ethan Brown, Ian Golan, and Jasper Dietz.
With AI becoming more commonplace in our lives, the urge to place strong controls on it is tempting too many politicians. Sam Raus says, don't stifle AI with regulation.
When the U.S. government took a stand for climate justice recently in the International Justice Court, it took some heat for doing so. Ethan Brown says, it was still the right thing to do.
Military conscription for men is a reality in many nations and some are considering expanding it to include young women. Ian Golan explains why Finland's 'equal opportunity' conscription isn't a win for young people or Europe's defense.
Lithuania is seeking to expand its defense capabilities against the possibility of Russian aggression. Jasper Dietz explains why it cannot do so without running afoul of EU fiscal rules.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6Rc8W5sFzeNhTB36ne7rvy?si=5b42ca613b5b48f5
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Noah Gould, Jeffrey Schulman, Garion Frankel, Samantha Dagres.
When the Dept. of Justice blocked the merger of Spirit Airlines and Jetblue, they weren't doing the consumer or the companies any favors. Noah Gould explains how the DOJ's antitrust case against Spirit primarily benefited the biggest airlines instead.
The solution for smaller airlines that wish to become more competitive isn't found in more government involvement. Jeffrey E. Schulman says deregulation is the answer to preserving affordable plane tickets.
Cell phones in public school classrooms are a bigger problem than most people realize. Garion Frankel shares the reasons why Texas should ban cell phones in schools.
Canada's tax policy has not been particularly favorable to those who wish to start a new business. Samantha Dagres explains why declining tax-competitiveness is failing Canada's young people.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/25egN0S9rkooGysIEfBRc0?si=HwH_IdcvT168zXbopUEt0g
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
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Friend,
Young Voices is dedicated to empowering America’s future leaders. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce an exciting new partnership with the Federalist Society! This collaboration marks a major milestone for our organization and opens unparalleled opportunities for young legal minds across the country.
Our new Law & Liberty Pilot Program is a four-month initiative designed to give law students and recent graduates in the Federalist Society’s network the media exposure they need to share their insights on regulatory and constitutional issues, free speech, campus protests, cancel culture, and more.
Starting February 3rd, program fellows will receive top-tier media training from Young Voices’ seasoned staff and have their commentary pitched to media outlets for articles and broadcast interviews.
The Federalist Society’s influence in shaping legal thought and championing America’s founding principles makes this partnership a true honor. Together, we are forging a pathway for young legal scholars to become prominent voices in public discourse—advancing the values of liberty, the rule of law, and the separation of powers.
Are you a student or recent graduate in the Federalist Society network?
Don’t miss out—apply to the Law & Liberty Pilot Program by Sunday, January 26th, 2025, at 11:59 PM ET!
Know someone who qualifies? Please forward this email to them and help us spread the word about this groundbreaking opportunity to amplify the voices of future legal leaders.
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Izabella Patriota, Ethan Watson, Charles Amos, and Alex Rosado
It's been two months since Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro refused to recognize the results of an election that he lost. Izabela Patriota describes Venezuela's dystopia and how other South American leaders are responding.
The incoming Trump administration has drawn fire over some of its more controversial nominations for cabinet positions. Ethan Watson says it's time for Republicans to adopt the politics of palatability.
Public sector workers in the U.K. are seeking what they call "fair pay" and threatening to strike if they don't get it. Charles Amos says they are chasing a fantasy that is at odds with free market economics.
The Dodd-Frank Act was passed in 2010 to give federal regulators the power to prevent future banking crises. Alex Rosado explains how this act also damaged community banking and how to correct this.
Spotify Link:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3yTSa9lQbNZjL2iyvgXsn1?si=xyBZZJgRTjC1RR6gmTouV
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
Friend,
As we approach the end of another extraordinary year, I want to share with you the incredible strides Young Voices has made in 2024. Thanks to support from people like you, Young Voices was able to achieve the following impact.
Record-Breaking Media Exposure: As a result of Young Voices’ pro bono media placement services, our writers reached an astounding 90.7 million viewers in 2024. That’s over 1,900 media appearances including on major platforms like BBC, CNN, Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, and USA Today. The voices of our contributors promoting free markets and limited government have never been louder.
Teaching Freedom to High Schoolers: Young Voices’ Dissident Project is a speakers bureau connecting immigrants who escaped tyrannical regimes with high schools at no cost. In 2024, we organized 58 talks in high schools, reaching 6,200 students with powerful stories of freedom from immigrants who have escaped oppressive regimes like those of China, Cuba, North Korea, Iran, and Venezuela.
Debating America’s Most Pressing Issues: Young Voices launched two quarterly debate series, one in Washington, DC, with the American Institute for Economic Research, and another in New York City with CiVL streaming platform. Together, these events garnered over 30,000 views online in just one month, fostering critical thinking and dialogue on pressing issues.
Supporting Our Published Authors: Young Voices celebrated the literary achievements of two of our writers who have published books, hosting 11 events for Alexandra Hudson's The Soul of Civility and Caleb Franz's The Conductor, including prominent guests Dr. Francis Fukuyama, Lord Dan Hannan, and Virginia Postrel.
Connecting Our Writers to Top Scholars: This year saw our largest cohort yet of policy fellowships, tackling vital topics like social mobility, federalism, the Israel conflict, and the moral foundations of capitalism. Over two dozen of our writers learned from top scholars from the Acton Institute, Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Wall Street Journal, and more.
Connecting Our Writers to New Jobs: We've been proud to see our writers move into new roles at major publications and think tanks like the New York Post, The Free Press, Houston Chronicle, St. Louis Dispatch, Americans for Prosperity, and the Manhattan Institute, showcasing the real-world impact of our training and support.
This is just the beginning! At Young Voices, we have a decade-long record of increasing our organizational strength and reach year-over-year. This will not be broken in 2025. As I write this, I’m working on some major partnership efforts, one of which we’ll be announcing next week.
To support us in these efforts, if you haven’t already, please consider making a year-end donation to Young Voices. Your generosity ensures we can continue to empower the next generation of leaders for liberty.
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Friend,
We’re thrilled to share the latest edition of the Young Voices Review, featuring bold commentary and fresh ideas from our talented network of young leaders for liberty.
Here’s a sneak peek at some of the topics covered in this edition:
Plus, this issue also features broadcast highlights from Young Voices commentators reaching millions of viewers globally. Read the full edition and see how Young Voices continues to amplify the ideas of liberty across the globe.
Thank you for your unwavering support in empowering the next generation of leaders for liberty.
Check out the work of our Contributors as they get published in Reason, TIME, RealClearPolitics, The Hill, Foundation for Economic Education and more!
Christian Post: "Remember Thanksgiving’s Christian Roots" by Alex Rosado
RealClearHistory: "Ta-Nehisi Coates’ History of Injustice is Unjust" by David Mendoza
Reason: "U.S. Taxpayers Are Funding Police Brutality in Brazil" by Joseph Bouchard
TIME: "The History of Abolitionism Shows How One Person Can Help Spark a Movement" by Caleb Franz
The Hill: "Ideological Vetting of Immigrants is an Awful Idea" by Agustina Vergara Cid
Chicago Sun Times: "How Long Has Mayor Johnson Known About Alleged Misconduct by Ex-Communications Director?" by Micky Horstman
New York Post: "Kathy Hochul’s Slams on Suburban Voters Will Cost Her Big-Time in 2026" by Ryan Silverstein
Chalkboard News: "Texas Must Promote Philosophical Freedom Through School Choice" by Matthew Cookson
RealClearPolitics: "It’s Time for Republicans To Adopt the Politics of Palatability" by Ethan Watson
RealClearWorld: "Amsterdam Attacks are Bad Press for the Pro-Palestine Movement" by Nathanael Phipps
Foundation for Economic Education: "Section 230 Promotes the Marketplace of Human Ideas. But What about AI?" by Rachel Chiu
Sophia Worringer on Times Radio
Sam Dagres on Good Morning Liberty
Victoria Churchill on Alabama's Morning News
Neetu Arnold on Hillsdale Radio
Albie Amankona on BBC Two's Politics Live
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Joseph Bouchard, Agustina Vergara Cid, Noah Gould, and Matthew Cookson.
Brazilian police have a reputation for being among the most militarized and brutal officers in the world. Joseph Bouchard explains how U.S. taxpayers are funding that brutality.
The thought of vetting immigrants is nothing new but when it comes to vetting their ideological leanings, that's problematic. Agustina Vergara Cid says it's a terrible idea.
Is higher education inherently political? Noah Gould says many people seem to think it ought to be but there's a better way to approach it.
School choice is an issue whose time has come in a growing number of states. Matt Cookson explains why Texas must use this opportunity to promote philosophical freedom.
Spotify Link:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Fhr2cIecLUZ7TprPP35dy?si=249d4b17c777438e
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
We’d like to announce that we’ve extended the deadline for Canadian applicants to our flagship Contributor Program until December 31st, 2024. We are interested in giving a platform to writers and commentators in Canada interested in discussing politics, policy, elections, and culture.
As a nonprofit talent agency, Young Voices works to help any 18-35 year old young professional interested in getting into mainstream media and sharing their voice in the liberty movement for free. We’ve had a number of alumni successfully build a strong foundation for the next step of their careers in politics, policy, journalism, and more. If you're a Canadian interested in sharing your ideas with wider audiences, there's still time to apply!
For more information, visit our website and learn what the Contributor Program can do for you. Our new application deadline is December 31st at 11:59pm ET. We hope to see a number of Canadian contributors represent our Spring Class of 2025.
If you know any potential Canadian writers that would be interested in joining the Contributor Program, please recommend them here and they will receive a followup email from me. The last day to recommend a writer will be at the end of the day on December 20th, so please get those in with enough time for any applicant to turn in their application.
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Alexander Salter, Ryan Silverstein, James Erwin, and Ethan Watson.
There are many lessons that can be drawn from the results of the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Alexander Salter says, one of the big ones is that conservatives, not progressives, were the champions of freedom.
Pennsylvania has seen more than its fair share of election drama during the past two elections. Ryan Silverstein suggests 3 ways to avoid further election drama.
The Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) program has spent billions of dollars over many years and has yet to connect a single home to internet service. James Erwin explains Biden's broadband bust.
The aftermath of the 2024 election has left some members of Gen Z trapped in a social media echo chamber. Ethan Watson outlines the problem and prescribes a solution.
Spotify Link:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/14kMXFfQol7uMqgiS7ccop?si=944d79ec97a14fe8
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
Friend,
Happy Thanksgiving! As we enter the holiday season, I am deeply grateful for the vibrant community of supporters, partners, and writers who make Young Voices' mission of empowering thought leaders for liberty possible.
Last week, our happy hour with America's Future and the State Policy Network in New York City, held before the Atlas Network's Liberty Forum, brought together an international crowd of think tank professionals. The energy was electric! Thank you to everyone who joined us and strengthened the bonds that drive our shared vision of a more abundant and prosperous world.
What a year it's been! Over the past year, Young Voices:
From all of us at Young Voices, thank you for believing in our mission. We have big plans for 2025 that I can't wait to tell you about in the coming weeks. Happy Thanksgiving!
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Check out the work of our Contributors as they get published in RealClearPolitics, Law & Liberty, Washington Examiner, Houston Chronicle, The Hill and more!
RealClearWorld: "Western Leaders Must Abandon Cultural Imperialism in Middle East Policy" by Aaron Pomerantz
RealClearPolitics: "Artifice of the Deal: Harris’ ‘Politics of Joy’ Ends in Tears" by Alex Rosado
DC Journal: "Age-Verification Laws Are Dangerous, Invasive" by David McGarry
Mind Matters: "David Foster Wallace’s American Dream" by Alex Rosado
Law & Liberty: "Is Higher Education Inherently Political?" by Noah Gould
Washington Examiner: "Trump Should Let the Clock Run Out on TikTok" by Sam Raus
International Policy Digest: "Trump’s Win Sinks Zelensky’s Victory Plan" by Aaron Sobczak
Houston Chronicle: "The Trump Administration Should Leave Education Local" by Garion Frankel
RealClearPolitics: "Trump Can and Should Fire Jerome Powell" by Ryan Silverstein
Pittsburg Post-Gazette: "Three Ways to Avoid More Election Drama" by Ryan Silverstein
The Hill: "Saudi Arabia Does Not Deserve an American Security Guarantee" by Alex Little
Sam Raus on Good Morning Liberty
Daniel Idfresne on The Young Turks
Alex Petropoulos on Times Radio
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Alex Rosado, Aaron Pomerantz, David McGarry, and Gary Frankel.
Kamala Harris's presidential campaign will be analysed by future generations as an example of what not to do. Alex Rosado explains how Kamala's 'politics of joy' ended in tears.
The clash between Israel, Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran is not well understood by most Western Leaders. Aaron Pomerantz says that's why those leaders need to abandon cultural imperialism.
Keeping young minds safe from dangerous content online is an admirable desire. However, as David McGarry explains, age-verification laws are dangerous and invasive.
Big changes could be coming for the U.S. Dept. of Education. Gary Frankel says the Trump administration would be wise to leave education local.
Spotify Link:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6IQ6mGaownS4rJra6QadhG?si=8ad1c7ba027a4916
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Oscar Gill-Lewis, Izabela Patriota, Charles Amos, and Daniel Corcoran
Voters in Britain may have voted the Conservative Party out of power but many Conservative policies are being advanced by the Labour Party. Oscar Gill-Lewis says conservatives need to stand up to the nanny state in opposition.
The battle between X (formerly Twitter) and the Brazilian judiciary shows no signs of slowing. Izabela Patriota brings us up to speed on the latest in X vs. Moraes.
Assisted dying can be a highly polarizing topic. Charles Amos explains why prohibiting assisted dying is torturing people.
As analysis of the 2024 U.S. election continues, certain trends are becoming apparent. Daniel Corcoran discusses how male voters became the focus of this past election.
Spotify Link:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4EtR2ToCXkRZMzxLOIMM8E?si=dcbf201e7db548cf
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
Friend,
This month, Young Voices brought back our Social Mobility Fellowship, a program designed to address some of the toughest domestic policy issues facing the U.S. today including poverty, crime, and upward mobility. Eight fellows met in Washington, D.C. this week for the program's opening Opportunity Summit, engaging with policymakers and social entrepreneurs and learning the art of original reporting.
Over the next five months, each fellow will produce two feature stories with original reporting, shining a spotlight on issues and innovative solutions addressing barriers to social mobility. We look forward to sharing their published works with you in the months ahead. Together, we can shape the future of impactful journalism and advocacy for liberty.
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Check out the work of our Contributors as they get published in Newsweek, The Federalist, National Review, Chicago Tribune, Financial Post and more!
Free the People: "A Maximally Truth-Seeking AI Must Include Wrong Information" by Stacia Wilson
Highland County Press: "Make Election Day a Federal Holiday, Require In-Person Voting" by Ethan Watson
Comment Central: "Britain Needs America. Starmer Must Apologise to Trump" by Oliver Dean
The Critic: "Fair Pay is a Fiction" by Charles Amos
Conservative Home: "Prohibiting Assisted Dying is Torture" by Charles Amos
The Federalist: "California Democrats Claim To Protect Kids While Hiding Gender ‘Transitions’ From Parents" by Andrew Davenport
Newsweek: "Don't Stifle AI With Regulation" by Sam Raus
Conservative Home: "In Opposition, Conservatives Must Stand Up Against the Nanny State" by Oscar Gill-Lewis
Law & Liberty: "The Problem with Religious Charter Schools" by Ryan Silverstein & Garion Frankel
National Review: "Biden’s Broadband Bust" by James Erwin
Chicago Tribune: "Young Chicagoans Can’t Afford City Government’s Spending Addiction" by micky Horstman
Crain's Chicago Business: "Other Cities Have Figured Out Post-Pandemic Public Transit. Why Can't Chicago?" by Micky Horstman
Financial Post: "Declining Tax Competitiveness is Failing Canada’s Young People" by Samantha Dagres
Victoria Churchill on Al Jazeera
Daniel Dorman on The Brian Crombie Show
Harrison Griffiths on Times Radio
Nathaniel Ogunniyi on Times Radio
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Ryan Silverstein, Stacia Wilson, Ethan Watson, and Daniel Idfresne.
Keeping third party candidates off the ballot through questionable litigation isn't just preventing voters from having a choice. As Ryan Silverstein explains, this type of lawfare also undermines public trust in our elections.
If we want to get more reliable information from AI, we must allow it to consider non-mainstream information. Stacia Wilson says a maximally-seeking AI must include wrong information.
Getting voters to take election day seriously is going to more than phoning in our votes. Ethan Watson says, make election day a federal holiday and require in-person voting.
Classroom echo chambers and social media are polarizing our youth into a mindset of victimhood. Daniel Idfresne spells out how they are ruining young people and setting them up for harassment.
Spotify Link:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6RLHf8Gz1YOuo0Jxob4sTa?si=2dad1511ec68415e
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Santana Boulton, Edward Tarnowski, Shobha Dasari, and Annika Horowitz
Pornography can be one of the biggest tests of a society's commitment to protecting free speech. Santana Boulton warns that J.D. Vance's push to ban porn is the wrong solution.
The education choice movement is gaining momentum across the U.S. Edward Tarnowski says to achieve universal educational choice, states must look beyond educational eligibility.
Antitrust actions by federal regulators are supposed to protect consumers from anti-competitive practices. Shobha Dasari says, too often, antitrust is being used to attack big business.
Risk avoidance may be well-intentioned but it often brings unintended consequences. Annika Horowitz explains how the executive branches obsession with risk threatens our economic future.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3SRTTkSnHyFaYdnQJGot5c?si=EEjEUwePT_Kaooz3aAqPsQ
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
Friend,
Last week, Young Voices held a book release party in Washington, DC, to celebrate the launch of The Conductor: The Story of Rev. John Rankin, Abolitionism's Essential Founding Father, authored by our own Program Manager, Caleb Franz.
With more than 50 guests in attendance, Caleb expressed his gratitude to everyone who joined in celebrating this work dedicated to a central figure in American abolitionism. We are thrilled to see Caleb’s hard work honored, and we’re grateful to all who came out to show their support.
In addition to the book release, Young Voices also collaborated with the streaming platform CiVL to host our second NextGen Debate in NYC. Our live debate on who libertarians should vote for in the 2024 election drew a crowd of over 150 attendees and featured a compelling discussion between Joshua Eakle, President and Co-Founder of Project Liberal, and Sean Fitzgerald, host of the Actual Justice Warrior YouTube Channel, on where the libertarian vote should go.
Over 1.5K people tuned in live via CiVL’s streaming platform, and since then, the recording has gathered more than 12.9K views across CiVL and X. Watch it here!
There are even more events in the works, and we look forward to sharing them with you. Thank you to all our supporters for making these events possible, helping us empower civil discourse and amplify the voices of our young leaders in freedom.
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Check out the work of our Contributors as they get published in USA Today, The Vital Center, RealClearPolitics, The Daily Wire, The Telegraph, and more!
RealClearMarkets: "The Entanglement of Business and Politics Is Always Perilous" by Sam Raus
The Vital Center: "Canada’s Conservatives Are Now Homeless—They Must Fight Their Way Back In" by Joseph Bouchard and Gary Frankel
The Center Square: "Four Ways to Improve Rulemaking Appeals in Washington State" by Patrick Hanks
The Center Square: "Celebrities Shouldn’t Be Pressured into Giving Political Endorsements" by Micky Horstman
America's Future: "‘Libertarian Zuckerberg’ Needs to Walk the Walk" by Donald Kimball
The Conservative Women: "This Wretched Renters’ Rights Bill Legalises Theft from Landlords" by Charles Amos
USA Today: "University of Michigan Spent Millions on DEI Efforts. They Failed Miserably" by Neetu Arnold
RealClearMarkets: "The DOJ Crosses the Line With Its Attacks On Google" by James Czerniawski
CounterPunch: "To Ban or Not to Ban: How the 2024 Election Could Shape the Future of Smoking" by Sofia Hamilton
DC Journal: "Not Distancing Herself from Biden May Cost Harris Swing Voters" by Daniel Corcoran
RealClearWorld: "More Milei, Less Malarky" by Ed Tarnowski
RealClearPolitics: "Make Election Day a Federal Holiday, Require In-Person Voting" by Ethan Watson
The Daily Wire: "How Left-Wing Activists Are Trying To Save Corporate Wokeness" by Isaac Willour
Mace Magazine: "Labour Must Prioritise Policy-Makers Over Spin Doctors" by Oliver Dean
The Telegraph: "‘This is Treason’: Chinese Agents are Running Canada" by Daniel Dorman
Victoria Churchill on The Happy Women Podcast
Daniel Corcoran on Alabama Morning News
Daniel Corcoran on The Hillsdale Interview (WRFH)
Lettice Bromovsky on BBC One's Sunday Morning Live
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Iulia Lupse, Peter Biles, Patrick Hanks, and Ethan Watson.
Abortion is one of the most divisive issues in our current election cycle. Ilulia Lupse says a federalist approach with more local control may be the answer to cooling things down.
AI is creating a number of new and exciting possibilities but it's not a catch-all for our every need. Peter Biles explains how AI isn't your friend, and that's a good thing.
Government regulation is supposed to operate in the public's best interest, but sometimes it falls short. Patrick Hanks offers four ways to improve rule-making appeals in Washington state.
One of the downsides of today's volatile political environment is that few people are willing to admit they've made a mistake. Ethan Watson makes the case that it's time to make America graceful again.
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ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
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This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Aaron Sobczak, Oscar Gill-Lewis, Hudson Crozier, Alex Xenos.
As tensions rise in the Middle East, the U.S. is becoming more and more entangled. Aaron Sobczak says the U.S. needs to step back from Israel and evaluate how its support is being used.
Government controls over free speech online are getting tighter in the UK. Oscar Gill-Lewis explains why Keir Starmer's heavy hands could pose a serious threat to democracy.
Humanitarian aid shipments to Gaza are being misappropriated by Hamas. Hudson Crozier says, American taxpayers deserve to know how much of it is being stolen.
When it comes to keeping government within its proper boundaries, original intent can be a useful tool. Alex Xenos explains why he opposes using history and tradition as the test for constitutional restraint.
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ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org