March 2008: Mobilizing Millennials, Volume , Issue
Address the Pain, Reap the Gain Tamara Draut
Today's young adults are very likely to be the first generation to not surpass the living standards of their parents. Our nation's future demands that we take seriously the economic plight of America's young.
An Economic Compact for the Young Robert Kuttner
Improving the economic horizons of America's young adults will require a sustained commitment and serious resources. But it will pay huge dividends.
A New Deal of Their Own Paul Starr
Social policy once helped the young join the middle class.
Today, government aid is mainly for the elderly and the poor.
Progressive Re-Generation Ben Adler
At times in American political history, young generations have formed lasting ties to parties and ideologies. Is 2008 one of those times?
Big Vote On Campus Kate Sheppard
Progressive groups are increasing their focus on colleges -- and not just the usual suspects.
Reclaiming the Soapbox Kate Sheppard
Campuses push for open campaign events that allow all students--regardless of their party affiliation--to attend.
Another Kind of Youth Movement Dana Goldstein
A new generation with new economic stresses rediscovers the benefits of an old idea -- trade unionism.
Democracy Versus Debt Kay Steiger
Students are getting serious about organizing to change the rules of the game that leave young adults burdened with college and credit-card debt.
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