Where we Work

Texas

Texas has always been a battleground for justice. From Houston to Austin, Young Invincibles builds on the South’s legacy of youth organizing, where deep resistance makes advocacy harder but every win more powerful and transformative.

Young people are reshaping Texas and driving generational change.

Established in 2013 in Houston, Young Invincibles Texas now organizes across the state with hubs in Austin, Dallas, East Texas, and an emerging presence in San Antonio. We believe in the leadership, people power, and organizing strengths of young adults, and we fight for justice in health care, higher education, workforce access, and democracy. To date, we have trained over 900 young leaders and reached more than 50,000 Texans through bold campaigns, advocacy trainings, storytelling, and civic education. Our programs, including the Young Advocates Program, Student Advisory Council, and Youth Advisory Board, elevate the voices of first-generation students, young parents, student veterans, and others too often left out of policy conversations.

Our work has helped win legislative victories for everything from community college funding to maternal health access. Through powerful research, coalition building, and grassroots organizing, we partner with young people across Texas to challenge harmful narratives, shift policy, and build long-term community power.