As we are primarily organizing in universities, our constituency is already generally economically privileged. This situation is aggravated as since 1996 SEAC lost most of its income and is only able to provide very modest travel stipends to students attending national council meetings and the summer training institute. While students have not formed a working class caucus in SEAC, this possibility is always open, and regardless of its existence, student activists should ensure that lower-income students can afford to participate in all of a group s activities and leadership and are invited to do so. SEAC has a Womyn s Caucus, Queer Caucus, and People of Color Caucus. SEAC also has alternative groups for men, heterosexuals, and whites, so that they can work together with the caucuses to end oppression.
All caucuses have their own email list and they can also run regular columns in Threshold.