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Featured Mover
BRETT
I appreciate you hearing my story. I battled with substance abuse for a long time, but by the grace of God I turned my life around 5 years ago. I'm now married with a baby daughter. I can't vote because of past felony convictions; I want to regain that ability to have a say in policies that impact my daughter's life. This November, voters in Florida will say Yes or No to Amendment 4, which would restore the vote to 1.5 million Floridians like me. I'm hoping you'll promise to vote on my behalf.
Other Movers
IVAN
My name is Ivan, I arrived to this beautiful country at the age of 13. I am currently a college student majoring in Nutrition and Dietetics, and am also an activist and a beneficiary of t...
AICHA
Gun violence has impacted my life and my loved ones. I shouldn't have to fear for my life in school, nor should I fear walking around my neighborhood. I'm too young to vote, so it's very ...
ZULMY
Hi, I'm Zulmy, and I'm 13 years old. I want to be President of the United States one day. Carmen, my 82-year-old godmother and great-aunt, was the first person in my family to immigr...
ALEX
My name is Alexandra, or Alex for short. I’m from Haiti, but I was in Miami on January 12th, 2010 when a massive earthquake devastated my home country. Like 46,000 other Haitians in...
STACY
I live in Bullitt County, Kentucky. I struggled with addiction, got a drug charge, and now am one of 250,000 Kentuckians who can no longer vote. I wish I could vote because I want to elec...
TOLU
Hi, my name is Tolu. I'm a DACA recipient who arrived in the US when I was 3 years old and found out I was undocumented as a young adult. My whole world has been rocke...
STEVIE
I moved to Alabama on a Fulbright scholarship two years ago. I was very excited to see the presidential election up close. I didn't realize how different elections are here from...
MAYA
I believe that education is an inherent right. Moving from Harlem to the Lower East Side at a young age showed me that quality education has not been equally dispersed throughout NYC...
AUBREY
I'm Aubrey and my son is Aubreyion. I'd never told my son the story of why I can't vote, or why it matters to me, until we made this video. And I want you to know too.
YONNY
I came to the US from Honduras as an unaccompanied minor, and worked for years in construction. With DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) I was able to get a work permit and star...
ROSHELL
I don't usually share personal stories with people, but I decided to open up to my friend Michelle for this video. I have DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) which means that I ...
ALLEN
I'm Allen Eadens. My dad is the mayor of Hillview, Kentucky. I've battled with addiction for 15 years. This year, I got a felony charge for possession - and because of tha...
MOHAMED
My name is Mohamed and I moved to the US from Guinea 7 years ago. I'm interested in many things, including ecology, education, and elections. I believe in the power of local politics- whe...
DENISE
My name is Denise. Unlike my boyfriend Marco, I'm not a US citizen, even though I grew up in this country. Last year, I made sure that Marco was registered to vote. But on election day, ...
JAYDEN
Hey, I'm Jayden, and I'm a 17-year-old senior in high school. My friend Jesse and I play on the same football team, and have seen a lot of things together. I met Jesse in 6th grade, in a ...
FERNANDA
In this video, I tell the story of how my grandmother saved my life. For too many years, with me growing up in Alabama, and her in Mexico, a border separated us. That border looms large f...
ANNA BELLA & JOHNNA & FARRIS
Hi, we're Anna Bella, Johnna, and Farris. We're from Alabama. We care about what happens here, to young women like us. We have a voice. Thank you for hearing it. Please promise us you'll...
NIARA
Hiiii, I'm Niara and I'm 15. Patricia is my godsister (my mom is her godmother) but we tell everyone that we're cousins because it's easier. She's 21, but she's never voted- she's not eve...