We’re incredibly excited to have Young Americans for Liberty as a Partner Level sponsor again at the 8th Annual ISFLC! Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the largest, most active, and fastest-growing pro-liberty organization on America’s college campuses. With more than 570 YAL chapters and 204,000 youth activists nationwide, YAL seeks to identify, educate, train, and mobilize young people committed to winning on principle. YAL is a strong partner with Students For Liberty, working to build a cooperative network of passionate young people dedicated to the principles and ideas of Liberty.
As with previous years, Young Americans for Liberty has a number of fantastic mainstage and breakout sessions for you to attend, including a discussion with Representatives Justin Amash and Thomas Massie! Below are all of the wonderful sessions YAL has to offer this year:
Mainstage
Liberty on Capitol Hill with Rep. Justin Amash & Rep. Thomas Massie
Moderated by Jeff Frazee, Executive Director of YAL
Breakout Sessions
Jack Hunter & Jeffrey Tucker, Voting or reading: How do we win?
This is the hottest debate of ISFLC every year: Is it better to advance liberty through education or engaging in the political process? Join Jack Hunter and Jeffrey Tucker as they weigh the pros and cons of each tactic in the war for a free society.
Rep. Walter Jones, Antiwar Republican: A conversation with Rep. Walter Jones
From proposing “Freedom Fries” to being the most vocally antiwar representative in the House, Rep. Walter Jones’ foreign policy story makes him the most interesting man in the Congress. Join him for a discussion of his personal transition and what you can do to end entanglements abroad.
YAL Regional Directors, So you’re a libertarian. Who gives a $h*t?
What’s the point of being the smartest, purest, most well-educated libertarian on the planet if you don’t do anything about it? This interactive session will teach effective messaging and how to be successful recruiting students on a college campus.
Major Neill Franklin, Mike Riggs, Tim Lynch, moderated by Dr. Will Ruger, Incarceration Nation: Police militarization and prohibition
Each day’s news brings new stories of militarized police brutality, often in connection with the drug war. Join movement leaders as they discuss over-criminalization and the negative effects of prohibition on society.
Kayla Westbrook, Will Adams, Casey Dietrich, Get paid to promote liberty: Find a job or internship in the movement
Are you a college graduate looking for a job? Is getting a good internship way more complicated than you thought it would be? Learn from expert (and employed) activists as they talk shop about how to score a job promoting your philosophy.