ASFAR Youth Liberation
What is youth liberation?
Written by Svend la Rose   
Thursday, 16 April 2009 20:38
Youth liberation is a radical notion that young people are full citizens of this country, an awareness of the age-based power structures that impede young people from achieving their full potential, and a set of organized actions directed at breaking down the barriers to young people's full and equal participation in society.
 
Organizational Philosophy
Written by Svend la Rose   
Tuesday, 22 July 2008 00:35

It is the intention of ASFAR to empower all young people to defend their own rights and liberties and join in the fight for youth rights. As part of our effort to make ASFAR a more inclusive, open organization, we do not charge dues or chapter fees, or assess chapter income for the usage of the national organization. ASFAR is a non-profit grassroots organization run entirely by volunteers and supported entirely by free-will donations.

This means that 100% of your tax-deductible donation goes directly to ASFAR activities, with zero costs for administrative overhead -- the "Golden Dollar" principle. It also eliminates costly conflicts of interest where paid staff must secure funds for their own operations at the expense of other ASFAR needs. Finally, it means that we can operate with very low costs -- not normally more than $5,000 per year -- while still providing the full-throated advocacy American youth require.

Last Updated on Monday, 16 November 2009 21:19
 
What is ASFAR?
Written by ASFAR Webmaster   
Wednesday, 12 May 2004 05:54

ASFAR is America's oldest continuously operating youth rights organization. Since 1996, ASFAR has fought for the rights of young people to be free from arbitrary government-imposed age restrictions. Our over 1,600 members stand proudly for a society free from age restrictions, where all Americans are free to rise to their natural ability and not dumbed down to what a few politicians think is "age appropriate". We seek to consummate the Constitution's promise of equal protection under law by bringing about social, political and legal changes that recognize the full humanity, citizenship and attendant rights of young people in the United States.

ASFAR is organized as a nonprofit public benefit corporation in the State of Illinois. Our officers and members come from all 50 states as well as expatriate and military communities across the globe. Membership is free and only takes a moment!

Last Updated on Friday, 07 August 2009 19:23
 
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