To ensure young people have the tools necessary to create progressive change across the country, YP4 provides its network with numerous resources. They range from newsletters and publications for young activists (such as toolkits and organizing guides) to our extensive YP4 Fellow Resource Library that includes external publications, articles, and guides related to social justice work.
We encourage you to look through the different tools we provide and to share them with your networks.
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Download »We are excited for our first ever Alumni Convening. Here is the agenda for the day. It is not too late to register register for – or donate to – our January 16th alumni convening today! Please contact Chagan at csanathu@pfaw.org with any questions or concerns.
Download »Six-page brochure that explains YP4’s various programs and opportunities for young progressive leaders.
Download »A toolkit for vote organizers to use when planning out a voter education, engagement, and mobilization campaign. Also includes information about the 2014 voting rights policy landscape.
Download »Explains the importance of actively engaging young leaders in order to build a sustainable progressive future.
Download »Explores the extent to which student governments have discretion to allocate resources and direct campus policies. Highlights the benefits of electing progressive students to student government.
Download »A guide on the United States judicial system and how young people can use the courts to advance progressive change.
Download »A guide for young job seekers on how to figure out what jobs would be best for them, how to find such jobs, and how to present themselves to potential employers.
Download »2013-2014 YP4 Fellowship Class Yearbook
Download »Meet our 2012-2013 Fellowship Class!
Download »In January, the 2011-2012 Fellows came to Washington, DC to harness the hard skills in organizing and to form their Blueprints for Social Justice. This Fellowship class submitted over 80 Blueprints for Social Justice. That’s 80 new campuses and communities that will reflect the change you want to see in the world, and we couldn’t be happier to be a part of that change. At the close of the Fellowship year, we share with our network the breadth of this shared work, which is documented in this year’s Fellowship Yearbook.
Download »A guide on how to write effective resumes and cover letters for potential employers.
Download »A guide to strengthening young peoples’ understanding of how American society is deeply impacted by racial discrimination and inequality.
Download »A guide on how to reach target audiences with a compelling message that brings in partners and allies and helps achieve the campaign’s goals.
Download »A guide for youth organizers on how to create effective, sustainable coalitions in their communities in order to increase their reach and impact.
Download »A guide for young organizers on how to effectively organize an event in order to publicize and gain support for their work.
Download »A guide for activists on how to advocate for particular policy outcomes and organize lobbying activities.
Download »Fundraising for Conferences
Download »Summary of all YP4 accomplished in 2013 and our plans for the future.
Download »Powerpoint for YP4 Director Rebecca Thompson’s session on professional development, networking, and building strategic relationships.
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