Libertarian Youth Caucus: Difference between revisions

The Libertarian Youth Caucus is engaged in two main goals: policy promotion and chapter creation. Its central policy focuses include recruiting and utilizing Millennial and Generation Z Libertarians, advocating for youth's rights issues to be added into the Libertarian Platform, and building influential youth voting blocs in local and state party affiliates. Its second goal entails running affiliate Libertarian Youth Caucus chapters across the county on Middle School, High School, and College Campuses.

Members of the Libertarian Youth Caucus vote at each Libertarian Convention for a leadership team, including a Chair, a Vice-Chair, a Secretary, a Treasurer, two At-Large Positions, and five Regional Representatives. This leadership team makes up the Executive Committee which manages the national operations of the caucus. In addition, the Executive Committee can create subcommittees (for example, dedicated to membership, the bylaws, or communication) on which Executive Committee members and State Chairs are expected to serve. Committees are chaired by the caucus Vice-Chair, and the caucus Secretary acts as the secretary for each committee. Committees may also create subcommittees for specific purposes. After a policy put into place by then Acting Vice-Chair Theodore Gercken in 2021, subcommittees are the primary drivers of action on committees given their nimbleness caused by a smaller size. Now, general committee meetings serve more as check-ins.