Kyle KashuvConservative activism has completely changed our lives. It’s fostered unlikely friendships and conversations among high-school students from Parkland, Florida, college students from Berkeley, California, and young professionals working in Washington, D.C. The community we are developing has fostered formative conversations about the strengths and weaknesses of conservatism, helped us establish important mentoring relationships, and taught us critical life skills to become more effective activists in a world largely embracing the progressive agenda.
Fortunately, there are many young people eager to put in the effort to become better conservative advocates and activists. The three of us are often asked by other young people how to get involved in the conservative movement or advocate more effectively for a particular cause. Those conversations inspired this article. Here is our best advice for championing your positions and advancing the tenets of conservatism.
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