Encode Justice — Description: Youth-led AI policy advocacy organization. Campaigns for equitable AI regulation through grassroots organizing, policy advocacy, and public education. Known for the AI Bill of Rights campaign and AI 2030 Plan. One of the most prominent youth voices in AI governance.

NoteThe source text confirms most elements of the claim: Encode is demonstrably youth-led (founder Sneha Revanur launched it in high school and is a Stanford senior; founder was youngest on TIME's AI 100 list), engages in AI policy advocacy and public education, campaigns for equitable AI regulation through nonpartisan policy action, and has grassroots organizing elements. However, the source does not explicitly mention the 'AI Bill of Rights campaign' or 'AI 2030 Plan' by those specific names. The source does list recent campaign achievements (SB 53, RAISE Act, nuclear weapons law, TAKE IT DOWN Act, etc.) but these specific campaign names are absent. The claim about being 'one of the most prominent youth voices in AI governance' is partially supported by the TIME 100 recognition but not explicitly stated in the source. The temporal marker 'as of 2026-03' cannot be verified against the source, which appears to be current but undated.