As a student at N.C. A&T you are a member of a growing

community of young Americans across the country who believe in the

promise of our generation and the responsibility we share to

improve our nation.

Young Invincibles needs you!

As a student at N.C. A&T you are a member of a growing community of young Americans across the country who believe in the promise of our generation and the responsibility we share to improve our nation.

Young Invincibles needs you!

Young Invincibles is a national organization that began in the summer of 2009 out of a need to make young voices heard in the debate over health care reform.

Since that time, many young adults between the ages of 18 and 34 have shared their stories about healthcare, their own health and health care needs, and how being a part of a progressive movement that represents our interests makes a difference.

We invite you to join us in ensuring that our perspective is heard wherever decisions about our collective future are being made.

Young Invincibles conducts cutting-edge research and analysis, shares the true stories about of young Americans engaged in the debate, leads educational campaigns, and informs and mobilizes our generation to advocacy and to change the status quo.

By learning more about YI and joining the ranks, you will be adding your name to an already long list of students, teachers, entrepreneurs, professionals, parents, community leaders, activists, dreamers and doers.

It’s good to be among friends.

What will you get by joining Young Invincibles?

First, you will be kept in the loop on issues that affect your life.

How health care reform will work for you.

How to access affordable educational opportunities.

How best to manage the challenges that come with raising a young family.

Second, you will get a platform from which to improve all of these things.

Third, you will become part of a special and inspiring community: young Americans who look at the status quo and want to change it.

What will be expected of you in return?

A belief in change, equity, opportunity and justice and a commitment to help your generation and country succeed.

But you were already committed to all of that.

That’s why you’re being invited to join.

We know that our generation will define the future we share.

These are difficult times. But this is also our time.

Did you know that your health insurance graduates when you do?

But the new healthcare law has provided an extension that will allow you to stay on your parents’ insurance until age 26!

Come out to meet and talk with us about healthcare reform and get your questions answered on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at 7 p.m. in Crosby Hall, room 215.

Please visit our website at www.younginvincibles.org for more information.

Sincerely,

Amy Lin

Young Invincibles

• Amy Lin