Affiliates

There are several independent alumni groups that we urge you to consider supporting if you are an alumnus or are otherwise affiliated with these institutions. (We include ourselves on the list, in case you wish to copy/paste and circulate this among your networks.)

Some groups do not have web sites per se but have initiated petitions, as indicated below.

Amherst College: Mammoth Resolve

Boston University: Terrier Courage

Brown University: Stand Strong Brown

Columbia University: Columbia Alumni for Academic Freedom

Cornell University: Cornell Courage

Dartmouth College: Dartmouth Courage

George Mason University: Stand with Mason

Harvard University: Crimson Courage

Hobart & William Smith Colleges (petition)

Johns Hopkins University: Stand Strong Hopkins (petition)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology: MIT Alumni for Science

New College: Novo Collegian Alliance

Reed College: Reedies Resist

Stanford University: Cardinal Courage (& this petition)

Texas A&M University: Aggies Forward (petition)

University of California System: UC Unbowed (Petition)

University of Chicago: UChicago Alumni for Academic Freedom (petition)

University of Michigan: Maize and Blue Courage

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Coalition for Carolina

University of Pennsylvania: This is evolving; we suggest reaching out to the newest group, Quaker Courage (sign up; contact: info [at] quakercourage * org); Previous (& possibly ongoing) movements include Alumni for Freedom & Democracy and Stand Strong Penn (no web site).

University of Texas at Austin: Longhorns for Liberty

University of Virginia: Wahoos4UVA

Yale University: Stand Up For Yale;  

*No web site yet; contact Stand For Campus Freedom for info.

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If your alma mater is not on this list….,

It might already be resisting pressure from the federal government. Check to see if the current president or chancellor is on this list of leaders who signed a letter criticizing the compact.

Or its leader(s) might not have decided whether or not to agree to the compact. Start a group for your alma mater with the help of Stand for Campus Freedom (a project of non-profit Democracy House). Use this link to contact them and get the ball rolling.