We would appreciate contributions and suggestions for this page. If you have suggestions for what should be here, mail the Web Team . We categorized our projects as activism, education, and fundraising and subdivided them into campus, local and national divisions. The categories are a little bit arbitrary. An on-campus rally can have national impact if the New York Times or CNN picks it up.
Education is incredibly effective activism if it empowers voters to urge their leaders to act.
Rallying in front of TV news cameras may be the most effective way to educate the public. Choose an event that is a good match for your chapter. Consider the size of your chapter, the interest level and availability of your members, and the issues that resonate on your campus. The Campus Alliance and most universities have a type of non-profit status that requires them to abstain from supporting campaigns for political office. We are allowed to engage in activism and education on policy issues and lobby for or against particular bills.