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10 Ideas For Activism-Focused Student Orgs To Join This Semester
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But going to protests and demonstrations aren’t the only ways to get involved in activism work as a student.
The simplest and most direct way is to create or join activism-focused student orgs right on your campus.
They can be tied to a specific org or just be an independent club on campus that works to protect the environment.
Identity-Based Student OrgsA lot of campuses will have clubs dedicated to specific racial or ethnic backgrounds (such as Black Student Union or Asian American Association).
If you want to be an activist and your issue of choice affects a specific community, or is intersectional, you can join an identity-based student org and participate in activism in that way.