ABOUT YAAS

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Whether you heard us on Fox News, saw one of our viral videos exposing socialists, or you’re looking for resources to teach your kids about socialism, we’re glad you’re found us.

You can take the next step in exposing the truth about socialism, right here. Dig into The Freedom Records, firsthand stories of survivors, explore our free articles and resources, and join us in the fight for freedom.

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Our mission

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Our mission at Young Americans Against Socialism is to educate and inspire the next generation to reject the dangers of Socialism and embrace freedom.

Through real stories, facts, and historical lessons, we advocate for individual liberty, free markets, and limited government—empowering young Americans to preserve and defend the values that uphold the American Dream.

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Meet our team

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Executive director      

  • Sunny Kutcher is the CEO of Young Americans Against Socialism, which has been a blessing and honor to be a part of instill a passion for freedom in millions of people around the world. 

    She was born and raised in the suburbs of New York and has always had a passion for liberty, history, and individualism. Strong American values and worldviews were instilled in her by her freedom-loving father and her mother, who immigrated from France because she was so drawn to the American Dream, and an opportunity for success. 

    From a young age, Sunny would debate her classmates with conviction on topics such as American independence and the benefits of free market economics. After graduating from New York University with a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts, Sunny relocated to Los Angeles. She became involved with grassroots campaigns, conservative activism, and fundraising in order to restore law and order to one of America’s most beautiful cities that has been destroyed by detrimental radical left policies.

    She believes it is incredibly important to understand the horrors of socialism to ensure America remains free. Sunny is honored to be sharing cornerstone American values with families across the country and reaching young patriots of the rising generations with our message of freedom.

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Chief Strategy Officer

  • Kiele Alessandra Cabrera is a political and digital consultant who began her career in advocacy as a fourth-generation Cuban human rights activist opposing Castro’s Communist regime.

    She graduated from Florida State University's Honors College with a Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations and currently serves as a Secretariat Board Member for the Assembly of the Cuban Resistance. Kiele is also an elected Delegate for Cuba under the World Liberty Congress and Youth and Democracy in the Americas.

    Having worked in the music and film industries, Kiele blends her creative work with human rights advocacy. Kiele’s work bridges grassroots activism and digital strategy to support freedom movements worldwide.

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Morgan Zegers

Founder     
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Seak Smith

Board member                
Holly Jean Soto, Freedom Advocate, YAAS Contributing Writer

contributing writers

  • Holly Jean Soto is a liberty and economics communicator dedicated to making complex economic, social, and political ideas accessible to everyday audiences. She graduated from George Mason University with a bachelor's degree in Economics and is a Young Voices Contributor.

JT Young
Kiele Cabrera

  • Kiele Alessandra Cabrera is a political and digital consultant who began her career in advocacy as a fourth-generation Cuban human rights activist opposing Castro’s Communist regime.

    She graduated from Florida State University's Honors College with a Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations and currently serves as a Secretariat Board Member for the Assembly of the Cuban Resistance. Kiele is also an elected Delegate for Cuba under the World Liberty Congress and Youth and Democracy in the Americas.

    Having worked in the music and film industries, Kiele blends her creative work with human rights advocacy. Kiele’s work bridges grassroots activism and digital strategy to support freedom movements worldwide.

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FAQs

  • If you are interested in supporting our work, you can donate today here.

    Your generous, tax-deductible donation will help YAAS: 

    • Create more curricula, like our newest learning guide, tailored to instill American values in our children and build their knowledge and conviction around economic independence and the many lies of the radical Left.  

    • Share more first-hand stories from the brave survivors of Socialism, Communism, government oppression, and tyranny. 

    • Mobilize local ambassadors and create programs that better educate communities all over the USA, activating them for the cause.

  • According to multiple childhood development and education sources, a child's brain is able to start understanding complex issues like socialism around middle school.

    However, each child is unique. Please use discernment to decide what is appropriate and comprehensible for your child.

    Whenever necessary, our curriculum and lesson plans include specialized notes for parents regarding age-appropriateness and our suggestions on how to adjust the lessons if needed.

  • No! These lessons can be used by any American parents who wish to ensure their child is properly educated on these crucial subjects relating to freedom.

  • Yes! Our organization is a 501c3 nonprofit. All educational material and curriculum is FREE for you to download.

    Add any curriculum you wish to download to your cart, and then check out with your free items!