NYCLU Campus Organizing Program application

[Undergraduate Law BA]

New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) is offering a Campus Organizing Program which engages New York college students as organizers on civil rights and civil liberties. Students have the opportunity to work on a range of social justice issues, such as criminal justice, immigrants' rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and more. Those who participate in our program also attend workshops on community organizing, lobbying, and other social justice issues pertaining to the Buffalo area and statewide!

Campus Organizing Leadership Application: https://action.aclu.org/webform/campus- ... pplication

Questions can be emailed to schools@nyclu.org

To Apply:

• Be currently enrolled in a college, university or trade school
  Available to attend virtual weekly or bi-weekly meetings
  Be interested in protecting the rights of youth and social justice
  Be committed to working with other students to promote justice
  Be willing and able to discuss controversial issues respectfully
  Be committed to meeting and presenting workshops at your local school
  Be interested in current events and how they impact New Yorkers
  Note: Stud

ents of all backgrounds are eligible for the program, regardless of immigration status.

What Will I Get Out of Participating?

• Opportunities to plan and participate in workshops and other educational or advocacy projects
  Leadership, public speaking, and community organizing skills
  Knowledge about the law and how it affects New Yorkers
  Meeting organizers and activists from all over NY
  Valuable experience organizing for social change
  Become a member of the NYCLU family, meeting and working with professionals on social justice issues