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ALT A dark blue graphic which white text that says “Today marks an important step in expanding young adult power in our nation. Alone, one can move faster, but together we can go far. We are very excited about the possibilities our merger will unlock and the progress we can forge on behalf of all young people. Together, we will leverage the strength and resources of both our organizations to move the younger generation’s policy priorities forward, expand the young adult footprint, and strengthen our Congressional relationships. Young people represent the future of our nation. Their success will determine the long-term resilience and growth of our economy, civil society, and our democracy. Our mutual commitment to building young adult power remains undeterred and the combined force will bolster our work for years to come.” - Kristin McGuire, Executive Director of YI.

ALT A dark blue graphic with white text that says “We are beyond excited to announce the continuation of our advocacy work under the trusted leadership of our long-time partners, Young Invincibles. If there is one thing we have learned over the past six years at the Association of Young Americans, it’s that this work cannot be done alone – there is, truly, power in numbers. Joining forces with Young Invincibles will increase our capacity to advance the policies important to young people and significantly expand young Americans’ political representation across all 50 states. Today’s merger is a substantive victory for the future of our generation, the health of our democracy, and the economic prospects of all young Americans in the 21st Century.” - Lisa Giordano

ALT Screenshot of the headline of the attached Fatherly article: 130+ Organizations Urge Biden To Extend A Major Student Loan Waiver And Repayment Pause “We believe these steps are necessary to deliver the relief that your administration has worked hard to provide and to ensure that all borrowers are given equal access to their rights under federal law.” by Kristi Pahr 7.21.2022





















