Fostering Cross-Generational Engagement & Political Change

What We Do

At B.L.U.E., we believe that real change starts with real conversation. Our work focuses on bringing together two generations: high school students and senior citizens, to build a stronger, more informed, and more connected democracy.

Our chapters organize:

Monthly discussions on current political issues
Collaborative projects that unite generations
Community actions like protests, voter engagement, and advocacy
Politician Forums
Podcast episodes
Conversation-driven initiatives designed to spark awareness and positive change

We’re not just talking about democracy — we’re practicing it. Together.

Our Founding

B.L.U.E. began with a daily moment of inspiration.

Every morning, founder Teagan Moyer would drive past her local senior home and see a woman named Diane standing outside — holding protest signs, advocating for democracy, and showing up for what she believed in. Rain or shine, Diane was there. Her passion and courage stuck with Teagan. One day, Teagan finally stopped and approached her. That conversation sparked the idea for something bigger: What if students and seniors worked together to strengthen democracy?

From there, Teagan partnered with the senior home’s Democratic Club, launching the first-ever intergenerational discussion group. The response was overwhelming — powerful conversations, shared experiences, and genuine community. And from that small beginning, B.L.U.E. was born.

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Our National Team

Meet the Leaders Driving Change

Our National Officer Team consists of passionate high school students from across the nation. These dedicated individuals work tirelessly to ensure B.L.U.E. is able to expand, grow, and make real impact in cross generational connection and political change.