Affordable Education: Day of Action!
If Congress does not act by then end of year, students across the country will see the cost of college increase. We need you now! Join us for an online day of action on December 1 to stop these cuts. Send a...
If Congress does not act by then end of year, students across the country will see the cost of college increase. We need you now! Join us for an online day of action on December 1 to stop these cuts. Send a...
NJ Voices, Nov 7, 2010 Its been some week since the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear took place on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. According to Wikipedia, some 215,000 people showed up at the call of Comedy Centrals...
Young Invincibles, along with other youth advocacy groups, released this letter to Congress, encouraging them to renew the American Opportunity Tax Credit.
Young Invincibles released a report, “Economy Hammers Already Vulnerable Young Adults”, as Congress debates whether to maintain the American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC) and provide funding to avoid a shortfall for the Pell Grant Program. The report shows how dire the...
Midterm elections are less than a week away, and the items awaiting Congress when they return to Washington are piling up. This session of Congress, referred to as the “lame duck” session, occurs whenever one Congress meets after its...
[WASHINGTON, DC] – Over 18 percent of 16 to 24 year-olds are unemployed, according to a report released by Young Invincibles. Young people face this devastating fact as two programs that give low and middle-income students access to higher education,...
Here’s a post looking at the current administration’s approach towards issues that matter to young-adults, written by Sarah Audelo and Gregory Cendana. “. . . But millennial voters are not just concerned about ourselves. We’re doing this for the next...
President Obama signed major financial reform bill into law yesterday morning. This legislation is important to young adults for two reasons. First, it takes concrete steps to prevent a future financial crisis like the one we recently experienced. Second, it...