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for anyone who doesn't know what to do and you're feeling stuck, let me tell you what the holocaust survivors from my childhood told me they did: they started meeting in their houses to discuss acts of resistance and to build up community strength through mutual aid and solidarity. they also got strapped and put a heavy emphasis into monitoring the nazis through actually scouting what movements the brown shirts were making, and into storytelling. storytelling is how you make sure future generations hear you and your best bet at dislodging someone from the death cult they're locked into
Many of my neighbors are N supporters. There's a college campus nearby but I don't feel right trying to organize with teenagers.
Think of it as the passing of knowledge. And teens are an excellent audience, because they'd be getting one of those exceedingly rare "real talk" moments, when someone finally treats them as sentient beings.
You'd essentially be giving them a heads-up and contributing to their ability to prepare while better informed.