Protesting Used as a Tool to Fight Oppression
Written by Aaron Alberico
Written by Aaron Alberico
Later this month, between February 21 and 25, members of Congress will return to their home districts to engage constituents on a variety of legislative issues, from the state of the economy and employment to green energy and sustainable growth. These in-district sessions provide STAND activists with a unique opportunity to represent the voice of the anti-genocide constituency and advance our central policy priorities.
It’s not too often we can raise money just from the click of a button. Usually, it requires much time and effort to hold a fundraiser.
In November 2009, the Pledge 2 Protect conference brought 1,000 anti-genocide activists from all over the country together in order educate and empower the movement to end genocide and mass atrocities.
Have you planned your spring events yet? Do you want to find the perfect speaker for your school?
Last fall, we spoke directly to President Obama. In less than 24 hours, we were the most tweeted topic in DC and had the number one spot on MTV’s Twitter tracker. Because of our efforts, we shed light on the Sudanese referendum and Darfur.
Your Day Off (On!)
Written by Outreach Coordinator Alexandra Johnson
Yesterday, millions of people remembered. Millions of people marched in honor of the cause. And millions will sat on the couch watching Law and Order marathons.