Featured Mover
JIANAN
I dream of a world where I can go outside and bathe in the sunlight and see nature and flowers blooming and not have to worry about pollution threatening their existence. I'm scared of a world where I won't be able to go outside and paint the beautiful things that I see because it's all been polluted. I want to live in a world where the ocean is plastic-free and thriving and people are conscious about their actions and how they affect the environment. We're going to regret not doing more. So many people are eligible to vote and don't. That blows me away, because if I had the chance to vote I would jump at it any second I got. The most frustrating thing is how people often tell me, "You're too young to know what you're talking about. You're too young to be involved in politics." I may be too young to vote, but I'm going to live on this planet for a long time, and I care about our future. If you can vote, please promise me that you will, on my behalf.
Other Movers
ALEX
I'm from Haiti, but I was in Miami when a massive earthquake devastated my home country. Like 46,000 other Haitians in the US, I was granted Temporary Protected status to live and work he...
TAN
I know I know, everyone on social media is talking about voting, everywhere you go people are talking about voting in the midterm elections, and you might be thinking, "Ugh, I'm done with...
NOUR
My name is Nour, and I’m from Syria. My application for asylum in the US is still pending. It’s very important to me that people go vote, because my fate and my future are in the hands of...
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...
MARQUIS
I did the crime, I did the time, why is my past not behind? Vote Yes on Amendment 4 - so my future can shine! Click the "Promise" button to show your love.
JERRIEL
I'm a US citizen like everyone in Puerto Rico, but we can't vote in most mainland elections. So, decisions that impact our lives are made by people who don't understand us. That’s not rig...
ANGEL
I was born in Miami but grew up in Florida's prison system after being tried as an adult at 16. While incarcerated I earned my GED, and I'm now a law student at the University of Miami. H...
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 ...
ANA + JULIA
We are community organizers and we believe that everyone has the power to create change. Our stories have the power to create change. We are DACA recipients, and despite the fact that we ...
K’NAAN
I feel slightly hypocritical, because I never voted when I lived in Canada even though I could have. The way politicians spoke about us, it never really seemed it was us they were talking...
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...
ISAAC
My name is Isaac and I'm 17. I'm too young to vote but I have a voice - and that voice has the power to move people. I hope that it moves you to promise to vote on my behalf. Thank you. ...
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.
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. I...
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...
JHODY
My name is Jhody. I grew up in a part of Gainesville, Florida where there weren't a lot of dreams, but we made the best of what we had. I would tell you the rest of my story here, but I'd...
TOLU
I arrived in the US when I was 3 and found out I was undocumented as a young adult. I now have DACA, giving me work authorization, but my whole world has been rocked since that status cam...
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...
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 immigrate h...
DAVID
My name is David Ayala. I spent 10 years after my incarceration studying, working, and putting my past behind me. When my wife ran for public office, that past prevented me from casting m...
MONTSY
I'm a sophomore in high school and I just found out that we have a new Supreme Court justice. This makes me think back on last month when I was leaving the gym. It was 8:30pm and I get a ...
LUIS
My name is Luis Hernandez. I am a junior in high school and I'm from the South Bronx. When I was 14, my 16-year-old brother was sent to Rikers Island for a year for a crime he did not com...
SUSANA & CRISTINA
We're sisters and we moved to Miami from Venezuela to escape overwhelming violence and chaos. We experienced kidnappings and abuse and saw democracy fall apart before we finally left to b...
KERON
My name is Keron and I'm in high school. I'm worried about the future because of all the issues facing me and the people I love. Our privacy, safety, and rights feel under attack. I'm too...
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...
CORAL
I’m one of 1.4 million Floridians who can’t vote because of a past conviction. Support from society in allowing us to vote again is so important. It’s saying that we belong, we’re ok, we’...
JAMIL
Hi, my name is Jamil and I'm 17 years old. My childhood was pretty chill and normal. I was a big mama's boy, my mom used to do everything for me. Unfortunately, that day hit when it chang...
VALENCIA
I wish I was able to vote in the past presidential election and in all of my local elections. I feel as if I am left out of most important decisions. Please promise to vote on my behalf t...
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...
EZANA
My name is Ezana. I am currently on track to become a U.S citizen in 2019 but I still won't be able to vote in the midterm elections. Last year 14,000 new citizens were sworn in on the 4t...
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, ...
NINA
My name is Nina. This is honestly the happiest I've ever been - I have beautiful children, I'm helping people through my work, and my life has purpose. In the past I struggled with loss, ...
ABBY
Hi my name is Abby and I’m a junior! The Pulse nightclub shooting happened right around the time that I was beginning to be comfortable with my sexuality and identity. This tragedy discou...
ALLEN
My dad is the mayor of Hillview, Kentucky. This year, I got a felony charge for drug possession - and because of that I can never vote again. Now by the grace of God I'm 9 months clean. I...
BRYAN
My name is Bryan. The importance of voting really hit home when my youngest daughter got sick. Dealing with the health care system showed me how important it is to have a say in policies ...
GIANCARLO
Hi, my name is Giancarlo. As a DACA recipient, I actively seek to challenge the stigma of what it means to be undocumented, a word that I feel hides the dreams and resilience of so many ...
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 ...
JULIO
My name is Julio Calderon. I was born and raised in Honduras, and I've been in the US for the last 13 years. Since I got here, I've had many opportunities to have my voice heard. In colle...
TRENIKA
With Amendment 4 on Florida's ballot this year, I really wish that I had the chance to vote yes to re-enfranchise those who had their rights taken away. My name is Trenika Green and I am ...
MADISON
When I was 10 years old I was constantly thirsty and hungry and sneaking snacks into my room, but even though I was always eating I lost 30 pounds. My parents didn't know what was wrong w...
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...
IAN
My name is Ian. I'm in 11th grade and I'm 17 years old. The reason I want to be a Mover is because of something I feel is very important to me and important to people like me. Black peopl...
NIARA
I'm Niara & I'm 15. Patricia is my godsister but we tell everyone that we're cousins because it's easier. She's 21, but she's never voted or wanted to vote either. I've known her my whole...
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 ...
LAWRENZO
Knowledge is power and the activation of that power creates things. Now that you know my story, you’re empowered. The moment you use that power to go out and vote Yes on Amendment 4, on m...
ANNA BELLA + JOHNNA + FARRIS
Hi, we're Anna Bella, Johnna, and Farris. We're from Alabama. We care about what happens here in Alabama, to young women like us. We have a voice. Thank you for hearing it. Please promis...