To give a little context about CDLA, we're a young group of progressive organizers from all around the state, that are invested in making the organization more inclusive, diverse, equitable and accessible. We're the youth wing of the Louisiana Democratic Party. And if we're going to be honest, we will call out anyone, Republicans, the odd Libertarian, and even our own within the Democratic Party. But we use the party framework, because we know that there's room for us at the local and national stage, and that ultimately, we're the future. Lots of our members worked JBE's campaign, LaToya Cantrell's campaign, and others around the state. So as the youth wing we work campaigns, get out the vote, and support the issues and causes we find innovative. But COVID-19 has really impacted CDLA and other College Democrats Federations around the country. You know, in the midst of COVID, engagement was low. We all remember the throes of the "lockdown," when we were all in 10 Zooms per day. I think a lot of students in particular are still in survival mode. And organizing has fallen into the backburner. You know, when I first got to Louisiana, in 2019, electoral politics was the main pursuit of young organizers in the circles that I was familiar with. We were all so excited to help get JBE reelected. And then over the last few years, that's kind of shifted to anti poverty policy, Racial and Community Justice, particularly after the George Floyd protests, and Climate Justice. And you know, during this time, CDLA has grown to support each of those issue based campaigns. But now we're really excited to reorient to the 2022 midterms and to redistricting, as well.