Year of Youth Board of Directors & Governor Gary Johnson (Honorary Chairman to the Our America Initiative) at the 2010 International Students For Liberty Conference. More photos can be found here.
At the ISFLC Year of Youth signed up around 100 new students to get plugged into our training modules and even had a raffle to give away a Scholar's Edition copy of Human Action and for a lesser prize, a Snuggie. Yes, a Snuggie. Hey, a raffle can be about humor and liberty!
At CPAC Year of Youth members were instrumental in outreach to new disenfranchised conservative youth to show them the light of the liberty movement. As testament to our collective efforts (most thanks go to YAL), Ron Paul smashed the CPAC Straw Poll with the largest margin of victory ever recorded! This video beautifully captures what was accomplished at CPAC.
Your host Nick Hankoff brings you Kyle Geralds, an outspoke localist and freedom lover who was elected to city council at only 24 years of age!
Kyle gives his insights on youh campaigning, so tune in!
P.S. Have you looked at all the designs for our new logo? There are over 110 designs that have been submitted so far! The last update I posted I told people to comment on which one they like, so feel free to listen to the new radio show while you peruse the designs, then give us feedback on the design that suits your tastes!
When the logos start to roll in, you can vote on your favorite by commenting on this post here:
Post your votes below in the comments section when they start to come in, and tell your awesome, liberty-loving friends who have a knack for graphic design!
Just this past week, I had the distinguished pleasure of being invited to sit on a panel for a town hall at Wake Forest University. Year of Youth was a non-partisan (we like to think post-partisan) sponsor of the event, as well as several other libertarian, conservative, and a non-partisan organizations.
The message of localism transcended pretty much all political boundaries and people agreed:
We have to act, and act locally!
Feel free to check out my remarks in the below video that begin at minute 4. And, the second video is of BJ Lawson who talks particularly on the topic of localism, and more than hits the nail on the head..
Localism is catching on, I'm telling ya! Check out the two videos below.
Me, starting at 4:00:
BJ Lawson, full introduction clip (he knocked this one "outta the park!"):
