We stand for the possibility of freedom for all people. Which means we must stand unequivocally against racism, sexism, homophobia and transphobia, religious intolerance, ableism, white supremacy, and any other factors that oppress it. We stand in solidarity with every person—in our community and in the world—experiencing and fighting against these complex and intersectional systems, especially the thousands of young people who had nothing to do with creating

them but are leading the way in dismantling them nonetheless. We also stand with the people living most at the margins of our society: young people without shelter, without parents or guardians, without citizenship, those living with intellectual or physical disabilities, those in the juvenile justice system. We imagine a future that respects the dignity, humanity, and unique potential of all people. And we are proud to join every person and organization committed to that vision.