Written by Jasmine Boatwright Being black in America has never been easy. For years we have been subjected to public disrespect, violence, lack of opportunities, and disregard of our lives…
Youth MOVE National is excited to share a new resource that we have created in response to our recent commitment to anti-racism. "Standing in Solidarity: A Guide for Becoming a…
As we reflect over the last week of the events of the world, amidst the already stressful pandemic that is happening, we have a responsibility to step up and use…
We hope that our recent COVID19 blogs have been useful to you all. Right now, our focus is on connecting and sharing ways to work through this crisis by offering…
Hey there, Youth MOVErs! Lydia (they/them) and Madeline (she/they) here, working from Massachusettes and Indiana. As LGBTQ+ advocates, this exceptionally vulnerable population has been on our minds through all of…
Written by Madeline Zielinski Content Warning: grief, suicide, overdose, death. Welcome back to the Youth MOVE National blog... Where we talk about the issues of the day and the way…
Now more than ever, we know we are not alone. This global pandemic has pulled us together with a singular focus. We believe in the strength of connection, collaboration, and…
Hello there, Madeline and Jasmine here from Youth MOVE National’s member services department. Things are changing and we're here to help. With youth engagement activities moving to a virtual platform.…
Written by Alice Topaloff Hey everyone! Alice (Operations Coordinator) here with some tips on taking care of your body in the midst of this unprecedented time. During the first week…
Written by Johanna Bergan In the “regular” world I lean on a self-care plan as a written tool to remind my brain that I have a plan, and I have…