About
We live in an age of media disruption. In the past, social change was defined by white papers, a trusted press, and so-called “objective” experts. Today, it’s defined by eyeballs, clicks, and online influencers. The internet is the great equalizer in the marketplace of ideas.
This is an exciting time to be a young writer. It has never been easier for an upstart with a little talent and a lot of willpower to make a name for himself. Yet, this brave new world of information also presents a number of challenges for a rookie. As journalism falls to the wayside, it is critical to become learned in its timeless ethics and practices. As the broadcast world expands to seemingly endless channels, it’s important to have relationships with bookers and mentors.
That’s where Young Voices comes in, providing fledgling writers with the guidance needed to succeed during the most critical years of their early career. We do so by acting as a copy editor, agent, and mentor to a roster of pro-liberty writers through our cornerstone Contributors Program. Our network generates 50+ commentaries in print, online, TV, and radio every single month. On top of our public relations capabilities, our writers have exclusive access to continuing education opportunities through our program, including training and mentorship from top think tank scholars. In short, Young Voices is a one-stop-shop for aspiring intellectuals to build their brand and develop their expertise as advocates for market solutions.
Who We’ve Helped
Since our start in 2013, Young Voices has seen nearly 300 young writers go through our program. Our list of alumni includes current editors, managers, and scholars at organizations like The Washington Examiner, Reason Foundation, and White House Council of Economic Advisers. Below are a few quotes from Young Voices’ alumni describing the impact we’ve had on their career.