The election was just the beginning. They think we’ll stop. We won’t.
We vote. And we continue fight. The election was never the finish line – it was another starting gun.
Politicians think young people will check out once the votes are counted.
They’re dead wrong.
The Youth Voter Bloc proved something terrifying to them: we have the numbers. Enough to swing seats. Enough to wreck their plans. Real democracy begins when we leave the ballot box.
We’re mobilising to make sure that our future isn’t decided without us again. We’ll be in the halls of power, in the streets, and in the headlines.
This isn’t a protest. It’s a power move. We’re taking the Youth voter Bloc to Canberra – not to beg, but to demand. Not as spectators, but as the new political force they tried to ignore.
Tomorrow Movement needs your help to make it happen.
Young people are on the frontline of the climate, housing and cost-of-living crisis. We’re fighting against the power of billionaires while getting by on less than ever before. Cost is a barrier to young people participating in the vital work of transforming our politics to work for everyone, not just big business. That’s why we need your help to fund this moment.
Jack is a white settler on unceded Dharawal Country, in Wollongong.
Tomorrow Movement is running a crowdfunder campaign to help us:
- give travel scholarships to get young people together immediately following the election,
- cover the cost of food and accommodation to allow everyone to take part, and
- train young people in the skills we need to build an unstoppable movement calling out politicians for acting in the interest of big business.
What will your money support?
- $50 covers accommodation for one young person.
- $150 covers the full costs for one participant, including food and accomodation.
- $250 covers full costs & helps us provide travel scholarships to bring along as many young people as possible.