Along with the exciting plenary session, the AEVN Conference provided training on understanding the power of our voices in legislative advocacy, expanding Medicaid, breaking down barriers to voting, the status of child care in Alabama, immigration issues, Census 2020, and how to fund our community power. Without question, this convening was rich with information, inspirational, and empowering. More than ever, it is important that Alabamians come together to create a state where economic, political, and social equity exists for everyone. In order to achieve this, we must work together across divergent backgrounds and experiences, with the understanding that we are all impacted by our state’s quality of life indicators and the dearth of opportunity afforded to those living within marginalized communities. Alabamians deserve to live in a state where all children have access to quality child care, where people from every walk of life feel safe and secure, where poverty rates are not greater than the national average, where voter rights are not under threat, and where every person is empowered to be counted. Based on feedback from the AEVN Claim Your Community Power Conference, this is the state that Alabamians want and merit.