The Democratic National Committee is planning a major youth outreach campaign in Philadelphia today, urging area students to use “Google Project 2025” in a concerted effort to engage registered Gen Z voters ahead of the presidential debate, according to a memo first shared with NBC News.

The DNC plans to reach 100,000 students through on-campus kiosks, mobile billboards and flyers linking Trump to Project 2025, a slate of far-right policy proposals intended to serve as a blueprint for the next Republican president.

“Philadelphia’s young people have the power to make a difference in this election,” DNC Deputy Communications Director Abhi Rahman said in a statement. “As Philadelphia students return to campus, Democrats are making sure they know their future hangs in the balance this November.”