New Students for a Democratic Society
New Students for a Democratic Society is a relaunch of the old SDS.
Chapters past and present
- Appleton Students for a Democratic Society
- Austin Students for a Democratic Society
- Brown Students for a Democratic Society
- Chapel Hill SDS
- Clarksville Students for a Democratic Society
- College Park Students for a Democratic Society
- DC Students for a Democratic Society
- Drew Students for a Democratic Society
- Drexel Students for a Democratic Society
- DuPage Students for a Democratic Society
- Florida State University Students for a Democratic Society
- Gettysburg Students for a Democratic Society
- Kent State Students for a Democratic Society
- Millersville University Students for a Democratic Society
- MCLA Students for a Democratic Society
- Providence Students for a Democratic Society
- SDS at University of Rochester
- Students for a Democratic Society at Pasadena Community College
- Students for a Democratic Society @ the University of Chicago
- Students for a Democratic Society at the University of Minnesota
- Students for a Democratic Society at UCF
- Students for a Democratic Society at UIC
- Students for a Democratic Society - Little Rock
- Students for a Democratic Society - Parkside
- Students for a Democratic Society - USFSP
- Tacoma Students for a Democratic Society
- Tallahassee Students for a Democratic Society
- Tampa Bay Students for a Democratic Society
- TAMU Students for a Democratic Society
- TSU Progressive Student Alliance
- Tuscaloosa Students for a Democratic Society
- UNC Asheville SDS
- UNF Students for a Democratic Society
- U of U Students for a Democratic Society
- University of Washington Progressive Student Union
- University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Students for a Democratic Society
- University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Students for a Democratic Society
- UTA Progressive Student Union
- Waukesha Students for a Democratic Society
- West Chester SDS
- Western Massachusetts Students for a Democratic Society
Refounding

Shutting Down John Guandolo
New Students for a Democratic Society was cited at FightBack! News[1] as one of the groups who successfully intimidated venues to cancel events called "Threat of Islam to America".
- "Earlier this week, anti-fascist groups from the Fox Valley and Green Bay led a phone blast campaign to the hotel where one of Guandolo's events was scheduled to take place. The announcement of confrontational protest in addition to phone calls pressured the venue to cancel the event, which was called, "Threat of Islam to America."
[...]
- "Building on the Green Bay victory, activists in the Milwaukee area organized a call-in to a hotel in the Milwaukee suburb of Pewaukee. Area Islamic groups and individuals called the hotel, which is a popular wedding venue for Muslim families. Organizations such as the Milwaukee Coalition Against Trump, SDS, and Wisconsin Antifa networks spread the word online.
- "In under 24 hours the Pewaukee venue announced that the event was no longer taking place. Worldview Weekend once again tweeted their response, saying "We have over $15,000 into conferences not counting mailing."
- "In La Crosse, Wisconsin activists from the Interfaith Shoulder to Shoulder Network, and Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) were busy planning a mass rally and call-in for the last of three planned stops in Wisconsin. The venue, Onalaska Omni-Center, refused to cancel the event, citing the First Amendment. But activists in La Crosse and throughout the state continued to prepare for a demonstration.
2022 Convention, Oho
On October 15 and 16, 2022 members of the New Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) from across the United States gathered for their annual national convention at Kent State, Ohio.
Roughly 90 students from SDS chapters and affiliates listened to speakers and gave workshops, summing up their victories and losses over the past year. The convention was united under the slogan of, “Not Another Step Back!” in reference to the year-long fight to keep rights such as the right to an abortion, but also to win even more. They featured national SDS’ commitments to, “Fight for Black lives, defend Roe v. Wade, and stop homophobic and transphobic attacks.”
The panels sparked a fighting spirit. One highlight was the discussion of what it means to organize in solidarity with fighting workers and labor organizers, and how students can contribute. The keynote speaker of this panel was none other than Sara Nelson, the prominent labor leader and president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, AFL-CIO.
On the same panel, speaking of student solidarity with unions and striking workers, Gillian Rath from the University of Minnesota SDS stated, “Big universities such as the University of Minnesota are run like corporations. They claim to support workers’ rights and workplace equality, but they don’t. So in academia, we are not taught these values.
Trenece Robinson traveled from Tallahassee to represent Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Generation Action, a youth organization that works closely with Planned Parenthood, who said that they are now on a lifelong trajectory to fight for reproductive justice.
“If you’re planning on getting involved with reproductive rights organizing,” Robinson said, “you need to be involved with groups like Planned Parenthood and New Students for a Democratic Society, and all groups fighting for the right to a safe and legal abortion, wherever you are. Just ask yourself, hey, what can I do? Whatever you do as an activist is just as important if not more important than any politician.”
The convention also hosted speakers for two more panels, one to talk about continuing the long-term fight against police crimes and another about continuing the long-term fight against U.S. wars and intervention. Raymond Greene, Jr., from the Freedom Black Led Organizing Collaborative, spoke about his experiences organizing for Justice for Jayland Walker, a young Black man who was killed by Akron police.
Speaking for National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, Omar Flores of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, added the necessity of organizing to win justice. “We don’t want racism to die out, we want to stomp it out. Like Raymond said, we wouldn’t want the police to protect a Walmart, we need them to protect us from racists. But it’s up to us to win community control of the police to make that happen.”
Students then ended the day with a reaffirmation of SDS’ positions against U.S. wars and intervention, new and old. Kent State SDS member Lucas Fratianne connected the history of Kent State University, where four antiwar student protesters were killed by the National Guard, with the present-day struggle of students to continue to oppose U.S. wars. He reiterated SDS’ year-long commitment to stand in the way of a new U.S. war on Russia. “The U.S. has taken steps to take NATO and its wars to Russia’s doorstep. And we can’t let that happen.”
University of Illinois Chicago SDS member Liz Rathburn was more than happy to bring the floor news of a hard-won victory that is yet another strike against the U.S. government’s designs to create chaos in the Middle East and in Asia: the SDS chapter forced the university to cancel a new contract that allows the CIA access to recruit Arabic- and Chinese-speaking students directly from campus.
All in all, both days of the convention saw students jump to their feet to celebrate their wins or ask several earnest questions about furthering the struggle on their campuses. They passed several resolutions, including resolutions to free political prisoners, such as the kidnapped Venezuelan diplomat, Alex Saab, and the renowned Colombian peace negotiator, Simon Trinidad. Folks commended Kent State SDS for their excellent hosting, which brought tears to the organizers’ eyes.
“It was incredibly uplifting,” Marlo Crosby from the University of North Florida SDS said, “to be surrounded by like-minded individuals who are trying, just like I am, to engender progressive change within our society.”[2]
2019 convention, Jacksonville
On September 20, Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) chapters from across the United States convened at the University of North Florida to reaffirm their commitment to student organizing and to discuss ways to, "Stop Trump, Stop Racism, Stop U.S. Military and Police Terror." The conference peaked at over 80 students with a dozen chapters represented.
Speeches and applause rang through the halls all weekend. Students opened the conference chanting, "Dare to struggle, dare to win!" The conference ended with, "It is our duty to fight for each other, it is our duty to win!"
On Saturday evening, students took to the streets of Jacksonville and rallied against police brutality at the Duval county courthouse. The second day of the conference, SDS calls to action showcased the seriousness of the activists of New SDS in building the student movement.
Students resolved to organize for “Justice for Botham Jean” who was murdered by police officer Amber Guyger. There are plans for protests if officer Guyger is acquitted. Students also voted to organize campus rallies on October 8 for LGBTQ+ rights. The U.S. Supreme Court is holding three hearings related to Title VII, calling for federal protections for LGBTQ+ people against harassment, termination and other discriminatory practices. Students also embraced a November 8 day of action on the anniversary of Trump’s election, in order to condemn Trump’s administration.
Students also renewed their determination to demonstrate against Trump's immigration policies, from the border wall to the concentration camps, and now ICE's new abilities to arrest and detain immigrants without a warrant. SDS embraced the demand for “Legalization For All” undocumented immigrants. SDS then pledged to continue organizing against hate crimes and white supremacist acts on campuses and to demand accountability from campus officials who allow them.
One of the highlights of the convention was a speech by Michael Sampson, a leading organizer of the National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, who spoke about the fight against police crimes. He discussed the movement to form civilian police accountability councils that is spreading across the country. New SDS as a national organization has endorsed this demand, as well as the upcoming refounding conference of the NAARPR, November 22-24 in Chicago.
Matthew Wheat, a new member of Tampa Bay Students for a Democratic Society, stated, “This was my first SDS convention. I was so happy to interact with and get to know other SDS members from around the country. Words cannot express how grateful I am to be a part of SDS, a group that is on the front lines of progressive change. I look forward to fighting bigotry and tyranny with a message of solidarity.”
SDS devoted much time on the panels and in workshops to strengthen their stance against U.S. wars and intervention, particularly the U.S. coup attempts in Venezuela. Students heard from Tracy Molm who visited Venezuela and saw firsthand the might of the Venezuelan people that crushed the attempted U.S. coup d’état.
New SDS resolved to continue to organize in solidarity with Venezuela, against the U.S. sanctions as well as other acts of war. SDS passed a resolution outlining the accomplishments of the Bolivarian Revolution in eradicating illiteracy and greatly expanding higher education as well as other social programs to benefit the people.
In response to Trump’s order to deploy troops to Saudi Arabia, in preparation for military aggression against Iran, SDS resolved to say, “No war on Iran!” SDS pledged also to resist U.S.-backed military aggression against the people’s movements in the Philippines and occupied Palestine as well.
SDS is united behind demands related to the climate crisis. Students proposed analysis and resolutions about the climate crisis, including a resolution calling for actions against fossil fuel industries that poison the earth, and a call to organize against pipeline constructions, similar to the Standing Rock campaign. SDS respects the sovereignty of indigenous people’s lands.
"The SDS convention was a think tank of conversations and exchange of ideas to inspire us and tell us to keep going. It is a reminder that student activists are here to stay and that we are not alone. We're on the right - no pun intended - track. Let's push things forward,” said Gabriela Medina from University of Texas Arlington Progressive Student Union.
“The SDS convention was an amazing show of student activism from around the country. We got to learn from each other’s struggles and make goals to build movements on our campus,” said Monique Sampson, of North Florida Students for a Democratic Society chapter, which hosted the convention.[3]
SDS 2006 Conference Schedule
Schedule for the Students for a Democratic Society conference at the University of Chicago, August 4-7 2006.
Friday, August 4
ARRIVALS AND OPENING PLENARY
- Plenary 1
Facilitator- Millicent Hadjivassiliou (Tacoma, Washington) Introductions- Pat Korte and Al Haber Local Chapter Reportbacks, Short Written Statements from Chapters Not in Attendence Conclusions- Tom Good
Saturday, August 5
TOPIC: VISION
Workshops
- Starbucks Workers Union Organizing- Starbucks Workers Union, Amanda Worth
- The Student Syndicalist and Unionist Movement - Geoff White; and Missouri Students United! - Adam Jung, & Jared Wight
- Understanding the Corporate Takeover of Higher Education - Ben Manski, Liberty Tree Foundation
- New Orleans: Organizing to Rebuild - Rob Korobkin, Leijia Hanrahan, Lauren Giaccone
- People's History of Your School- Matt Muchowski, DePaul Students Against the War
- The New Free Speech Movement - Brian Kelly, Lauren Giaccone, Alison Van Doren, Phil Jasen, Uruj S, John C, Patrick Edelbacher (Pace, Central Florida, and Tacoma SDSers)
- White Privilege - Melinda Power
- Organizing from the Bottom Up - Paul Krehbiel
- Environmentalism Workshop - Tom Burgess
- Creating and Sustaining a Continuing Anarchist Revolution - Rugrat Kaaos
Working Commitee Lunch
- Chicago Caucus meeting for Chicago SDS
- Viewing of Lauren Giaccone's New Orleans Documentary (Pace & NYC SDS),
- Working Lunch on Ad Hoc Committees for Issues
- Other informal caucuses or lunch
Plenary
- Participatory Vision and Economics - Michael Albert, Z Magazine
Workshops
- Legal Defense Panel - Tom Good, Melinda Power, Bruce Rubenstein (includes a viewing of Where We Stood, a documentary about Civil Disobedience in Chicago).
- Student Media & Future Directions in Media Activism - Paul Krehbiel, Mitchell Szczepanczyk
- Students and Non-Students, Youth and Non-Youth, in the New SDS/MDS - Written Statement from Jeffrey H. ("Cloudy"), Al Haber
- Class Privilege: a Burden or a Tool? - Leijia Hanrahan
- DePaul Students Against the War: Proposal for Action" - Matt Muchowski, DePaul Students Against the War
Saturday Night Protest
- Hiroshima Day Commemoration and Protest - Hands Across the U.S.
Casual Presentations
- Students in Revolt: SDS and the Global Student Movements of 2006 and Beyond - Adam Sanchez, Presentations, Freewheeling Discussion
- Movement for a Democratic Society (MDS) Business Meeting
Sunday, August 6
TOPIC: STRATEGY
Workshops
- Building the Palestine Solidarity Movement - Doug Viehmeyer, Pat Korte, Brian Kelly, Chicago Palestinian Solidarity Activists
- Radical Education Project - Paul Buhle, Jay Jurie, Thomas Good
- Direct Action on Campus - Ben Manski, Liberty Tree Foundation
- The FDR Four Freedoms Club and Early SDS" - James Zarichny
- Counter Recruitment - Nick Kreitman, Amil Meyers, Chicagoland Coalition Opposed to the Militarization of Youth
Working Caucus Lunch
- Marxian Caucus - Tom Burgess to facilitate
- Queer/Trans Caucus - Tristan Harlequin to facilitate
- Anarchist Caucus - Brendan Dunn to facilitate
- People of Color Caucus
- Feminist Caucus
- Environmental Caucus
Workshops
- Megiddo Peace Project - Alan Haber, Odile Hugonot Haber - Using the Megiddo "Peace Table"
- Modern Sex Worker's Rights Movement: Sex Workers Rights are Human Rights - M Betty Devoe, Tristyn Harlequin
- Sir! No Sir! Uniting Students and Veterans to Resist Militarism - Elliott Adams, Charles Warnke
- People's Global Action: Should SDS/MDS Join the 'Movement of Movements'? - Matt McLaughlin
- Prison Abolition and Prisoner Support - Aaron Petcoff
- Democratizing Higher Ed: Uniting Campus Communities to Resist Corporatization - Ben Manski, Sarah Turner, Carl Willians, Ashok Kumar, Liberty Tree Foundation
- SDS National Structure - Pat Korte, Millicent Hadjivassiliou, Kat Poe, Brian Kelly
- Hiroshima Day Event - Matthew Rothschild (editor, The Progressive magazine), James Thindwa (director, Chicago Jobs with Justice),Melissa Jennings (Illinois Peace Action), Barry Romo (national director for Vietnam Veterans Against the War), music by Dave Martin and Samantha Johnson.
- Parecon: Participatory Economics" - Michael Albert, Mitchell Szczepanczyk, Chicago Area Participatory Economics Society
- Who's Dime is it Anyway?: The Price that Students and Workers are Paying - Brandon King- UNITE HERE, Kat Poe, Aaron Petcoff
- Defending Academic Freedom on Campus - John Wilson and Douglas Giles
- National Guard Civil Disturbance Techniques - Robert & Skip
- SLAM!: Lessons from Ten Years of Multiracial Organizing in CUNY" - Daniel Tasripin, Neha Gautam, Rodolfo Leyton
- SDS Then and Now: Lessons and Frameworks for Winning a New World. Discussion between Original SDSers, MDSers and SDSers with Paul Buhle, Tom Good, Al Haber, Jay Jurie, Michael Albert, Paul Krehbiel, and more.
Monday, August 7
Workshops
- Resisting Empire from Within: SDS and the Antiwar Movement - Doug Viehmeyer, Pat Korte, Brian Kelly, Brendan Dunn, Leijia Hanrahan
- Technology and Society - Jevon Pierson (Library 1st floor)
- Left-Wing Authoritarians and Crackpots: How to Spot Them and Stop Them - John K. Wilson
Moratorium NOW!
On Sept. 17, 2008, the Moratorium NOW! Coalition to Stop Foreclosures and Evictions sponsored a rally at the Michigan State Capitol, demanding the State Legislature enact SB 1306, a two-year foreclosure moratorium bill. Represented at the rally was UNITE HERE, Change to Win, United Auto Workers, Service Employees International Union, American Federation of Teachers, Green Party of Michigan, Detroit Greens, the Cynthia McKinney presidential campaign, Students for a Democratic Society, National Lawyers Guild, Workers World Party, Food Not Bombs, Critical Moment, Michigan Emergency Committee Against War & Injustice, Michigan Welfare Rights, Call ’Em Out, Latinos Unidos of Michigan, Grand Rapids Latino Community Coalition, Joint Religious Organizing Network for Action and Hope, Adrian Dominican Sisters & Associates for Peace. The following led or spoke at the rally: Sandra Hines and Abayomi Azikiwe of the Moratorium NOW!; Kris Hamel; Reverend Ed Rowe, Central United Methodist Church; State Representatives Gabe Leland, Shanelle Jackson, Bettie Cook Scott and Steve Tobocman; State Sen. Martha G. Scott; Rubie Curl-Pinkins and her daughter Nikki Curl; Jerry Goldberg, people’s attorney and coalition leader; Juan Daniel Castro, Grand Rapids Latino Community Coalition; Linette Crosby; Larry Holmes, a leader of the Troops Out Now Coalition; Robert Pratt of UNITE HERE; and Rosendo Delgado of Latinos Unidos of Michigan.[4]
Moratorium NOW! is affiliated with the Bail Out the People Movement and is controlled by the Workers World Party. The organization's office is located at the Central United Methodist Church and holds meetings there.[5][6]
Solidarity with Sept. 24 FBI Raid Activists
The Committee to Stop FBI Repression lists New Students for a Democratic Society as one of the organizations that has issued a statement of solidarity in support of the activists raided in the September 24, 2010 FBI Raids.[7]
7th Annual National Convention, 2012
According to Michela Martinazzi, 70 student activists from all over the country arrived in Gainesville, Florida to attend the annual Students for a Democratic Society National Convention Oct. 27-28, 2012. The activists arrived from as far as Utah and Minnesota.
The convention began with opening statements by Robbey Hayes and Skye Schmelzer from the host Gainesville Chapter.
Stephanie Taylor, a national leader of SDS, reported, “It was awesome. SDS continues to be the largest anti-war student group, to organize for education rights, and there is a growing trend of struggle supporting women’s and LGBTQ issues. SDS invited the Dream Defenders who spoke about immigrant rights, justice for Trayvon Martin and exposing the Republican Party’s voter suppression in Florida. A Gainesville member of Students for Justice in Palestine spoke about boycott, divestment, and sanctions of Israel.”
Students attended different workshops, such as “Bad Acting Theater” and “Basic Organizing Skills.” SDS affiliate the Revolutionary Students Union presented “Turning Red States Red.” Other workshops included “Organizing Immigrant and Farmworker Rights Campaigns on Campus” and “Combating Male Chauvinism within Your SDS Chapter.”
Noor Elashi, an author, journalist and an advocate for her father and the Holy Land 5, spoke on the SDS plenary “Fighting Back Against Political Repression.”
Tom Burke, of the Committee to Stop FBI Repression, was also on the panel. Burke is one of the 23 anti-war activists raided by the FBI in 2010.
Afterwards, Burke said, “Speaking to the SDS Convention was a powerful experience. I spoke about the FBI raids and grand jury repression, including members of SDS. I relayed my student experience with the Divest Now! campaign to smash racist Apartheid in South Africa. Then, with the Progressive Student Network in the 1980s, we organized campus protests against CIA recruitment. We acted in solidarity with the revolutionary movements of Nicaragua and El Salvador. In 1991, the PSN helped organize mass rallies to oppose the first U.S. Gulf War on Iraq.”
Burke continued, “Today’s student activists have known nothing but the U.S. always being at war. I spoke and emphasized the importance of supporting liberation struggles in Colombia and Palestine today, to stop U.S. intervention. Our effective organizing to stop U.S. funding of war and oppression is the reason Assistant U.S. Attorney Barry Jonas is continuing his investigation of the 23 anti-war activists, especially focused on Hatem Abudayyeh in Chicago.”
The second day of the SDS convention began by remembering Laura Elizabeth Langley from Alabama SDS and Andrew Stapleton from Tampa Bay SDS who died during the previous year. T
To guide each chapter in the year head, SDS passed resolutions. Most were a call to action, like “Close the School of the Americas” (the U.S. school that trains military death squads), and vowing to join the protest Nov. 16-18 at Fort Benning in Georgia. Another one, “Education Rights Days of Action,” plans to demand funding and access for education in the first week of March 2013. “SDS - Demand an End to All Wars and Occupations” calls for the end of U.S. war and occupation in Afghanistan and an end to the covert war and U.S. sanctions against Syria and Iran. It also demands an end to U.S. drone attacks. Another unanimously supported resolution, called for “Justice for Trayvon Martin.” Lastly, the SDS passed a resolution “Oppose U.S. Government Political Repression,” as part of the push back against the growing political repression by the U.S. government and police forces.
The day ended with each SDS chapter reporting back on the actions they organized in the past year and relaying their lessons and victories to the rest of convention attendees.
- The closing of the convention was a boisterous and loud “otro golpe,” a Gainesville SDS tradition, which represents “another strike” against U.S. imperialist war and racism in the U.S. - and looking forward to the next victories for Students for a Democratic Society![8]
SDS National Convention, 2016
Public · Hosted by Students for a Democratic Society at UMN
October 8, 2016 – October 9, 2016
Oct 8, 2016 at 9 AM to Oct 9, 2016 at 1 PM CDT
The 2016 national convention of Students for a Democratic Society, here at the University of Minnesota!
Open to SDSers and non-SDSers alike!
Featuring guest speakers:
- Nerdeen Kiswani of NYC Students for Justice in Palestine
- Lorena Buni of Anakbayan - USA
- Giselda Gutierrez of the Minnesota Immigrants' Rights Action Committee
- Courtney Donelson of the Twin Cities Coalition for Justice for Jamar Clark
- Collin Poirot of Student-Labor Action Movement at Harvard University
Speaking on issues like:
- Anti-war and -repression activism
- Anti-racism and police brutality
- Student-labor solidarity
- Education for all!
- Palestine solidarity
- Dump Trump!
- Woman and non-binary folk in the movement
Invited on Facebook
- Claire Stenvik
- Isuru Herath
- Atosha Zerbine
- Brooks Bergmann
- Misty Rowan
- Ian Cox
- Will Hopkins
- Delaney Facklam
- Haleigh Duncan
- Sabry Wazwaz
- Sara Halimah
- Daniel Johnson
- David Ziemer
- Anton Konieczny
- Tracy Molm
- Aurelia Rosko
- Annie Cameron
- Sofia Logan
- Cameron Paul
- Halimo Waceys
- Srija Chatterjea-Sen
- Colin Campbell
- Teodoro Esteban Crespo Carrion
- Lena WA
- Carter Blochwitz
- Benjamin Bourgoin
- Padraig O Lonargain
- Hayden Kindrat
- Hannah Baxter
- Byung Kun Kim
- Omar Tanzim Hossain
- Brandon Harris
- Cheniqua Johnson
- Chris Simmerman
- Luna Gebriel
- Aleezeh Hasan
- Hunter Dux
- Sophie Hoover
- Sahra Ibrahim
- Martin Gonzales
- Meghan Benton
- Jae Sc
- Cameron Mailhot
- Alexandra Johnson
- Felicia Philibert
- Marie Dino
- Alexandra Vagac
- David Melendez
- Gabe Aderhold
- Alex Steele
- Arianna Feldman
- Forrester Trent Pack
- Kenya Da'Niece Womack
- Erika Bloomdahl
- Leila Awadallah
- Christina Chung
- Hallie Wallace
- Peter Erkkila
- Joe Fifield
- Javaris Bradford
- Jacqueline Cassman
- Rachel Gorlin
- Ken Gonzales
- Clifford Martin
- Rula Rashid
- Genaan Ab
- Emma Friend
- Paige Ashley Varin
- Bob Kolstad
- Alex M. Petersen
- Nick Theis
- Nathan Michielson
- Anna Peter
- Ana Dos Santos
- Maxwell Pergande
- Zoe Harvey
- Loretta Van Pelt
- Marna Wal
- Nora Abdelal
- Sartu Lily Ahmed
- Nathan Heller
- Nicola Brambilla
- Cassandra Hendricks
- Mona A. Omar
- Osman Ali Ahmed
- Majd Abu-Ghazala
- Marco Cruz Blanco
- J.D. Mechelke
- Rahul Karnamadakala Sharma
- Anna Egelhoff
- Andrew Mat
- Rahhel Haile
- Grace Birnstengel
- Kaila Boulware
- Tom Hackbarth
- Miray Filobos
- Alec Fischer
- Abeer Syedah
- Mauricio Jordan Orezzoli
- Maddy Fox
- Bridget Bennett
- Liz St
- Joelle Stangler
- Bronte Stewart
- Amanda Zammerjam
- Christopher Getowicz
- Claire Thiele
- Chris Meyer
- Benjamin Charles
- Brad Sigal
- Kyle Edwards
- Andy Carhart
- Grace Cecelia
- Steph Ross Taylor
- Mike Griffin
- Brandon Madsen
- Macks Hopland
- Christina Field
- Andy Urban
- Edward Hahn
Interested
Went
SDS NWC Call 10/29
Public · Hosted by Students for a Democratic Society (National)
Sunday, October 29 at 8 PM CDT (2016?)
Facilitator: Lorenzo Osterheim (PCC SDS)
I. Political Developments II. Roll call III. National Convention Summation - What went well - What went less well - What we can do better next year IV. Set due date for resolution edits V. Further discuss new structure proposal VI. SDS Speaker Response List - Pick people we want to protest VII. Pick next facilitator[9]
Invited on Facebook
- Niko Zayneb
- Patrick Higgins
- Josphine Pope
- Elizabeth A'ya
- Katherine Draken
- Douglas Wood
- Maxwell Wonka
- Brooks Bergmann
- Ben Harney
- Christian Hartshorn
- Bryn Dayton
- Fallon Leyba
- Tom Jara
- Joseph Zubrow
- Bridget Peterson
- Noah Briggs
- Mark Napieralski
- Megan Faye Barnhurst
- Bill Aiman
- Alex Miller
- Regina Joseph
- Jeffrey Cloudy Holman
- Eric Daniel Villalobos
Interested
Went
Chapters and Affiliates, 2017
Arizona
- Tempe - Students for a Democratic Society - ASU
- Tucson - SDS at University of Arizona
California
- Moraga - Students for a Democratic Society - SMC
- Pasadena - Students for a Democratic Society at Pasadena City College
- Sacramento - SCC Young Democratic Socialists at Sacramento City Community College
- Santa Barbara - Santa Barbara Student Activist Network
- San Diego - USD Students for a Democratic Society
- Santa Cruz - UC Santa Cruz Students for a Democratic Society
Colorado
Florida
- Tallahassee - SDS at Florida State University
- Tampa Bay - SDS at University of South Florida
- St Pete - SDS at St Pete College
- Jacksonville - SDS at University of North Florida
- Miami - SDS at Florida International University
Illinois
Indiana
- Bloomington - Indiana University Students for a Democratic Society
Kentucky
- Bowling Green - SDS at Western Kentucky University
Louisiana
- Lafayette - Lafayette SDS
Maryland
- Baltimore - Hopkins Students for a Democratic Society
Massachusetts
- North Adams SDS at Massachusetts College of Liberals Arts
Michigan
- Detroit - SDS - Detroit
Minnesota
- Minneapolis - SDS at University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
Missouri
Montana
- Helena - SDS @ Carroll College
New York
- Rochester - SDS at University of Rochester
North Carolina
- Charlotte - SDS in Charlotte
- Raleigh - North Carolina State University SDS
- Rutherfordton - Rutherford SDS
Ohio
- Cleveland - CWRU Radical Students Union
Pennsylvania
- West Chester - Students for a Democratic Society - WCU
South Carolina
Tennessee
- Chattanooga - SDS at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Texas
- Arlington - Progressive Student Union at University of Texas Arlington
- Lufkin - Students for a Democratic Society at Angelina College
- Houston- Students for a Democratic Society at University of Houston
Utah
- Salt Lake City - SDS at University of Utah
West Virginia
- Huntington - SDS at Marshall University
Wisconsin
- Milwaukee - UWM Students for a Democratic Society
- Student Union Movement at Milwaukee Area Tech College
2008 affiliates
Mid-West Region
Illinois
- CCC SDS (Columbia College Chicago), Chicago, IL Casey B. Renz, Christopher Wiersema, Andrew Breen,Sergey Turzhanskiy
- Chicago SDS Sussan Navabi
- SAIC (School of the Art Institute of Chicago) Pamela Nogales, Laurie Rojas, Tana Forrester
- University of Chicago Prerna Nadathur, Luis Brennan, Ian Morrison
- University of Illinois-Chicago Sussan Navabi
- Wright College Students for Peace and Justice, Chicago, IL Stephanie Weiner, William Torres
Kansas
- KUWatch (Kansas University), Lawrence, KA Greg Hill, Conor Brown
Michigan
- ACTIVATE (Grand Rapids SDS), Grand Rapids, MI
- Detroit SDS Aric Miller, Betsy Palazolla
- Henry Ford Community College SDS, Dearborn MI Bobby Douglas
- Michigan State University Ignite! SDS (East Lansing, MI) Cole Smith
- Oakland University SDS Mike Westphal
Minnesota
- Fargo-Moorhead SDS, Fargo, ND/Moorhead, MN
- Macalester College Macalester Peace and Justice Committee
- University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN Tracy Molm, Kyle Johnson
Missouri
Nebraska
- UNL-Nebraskans for Peace/SDS, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Alex Stamm, Ricky Hull
North Dakota
- Fargo-Moorhead SDS, Fargo, ND/Moorhead, MN
- University of North Dakota, Grand Forks Isham Christie
Ohio
- Eugene V. Debs SDS Lakeland Community College (Cleveland Area) Libby or Drew
- Ohio Students Democratic Society (OSDS) Matt Timmer
- Ohio University, Athens Ohio Will Klatt, Olivia Dawson
- Shaker Heights High School SDS, Shaker Heights, Ohio (Cleveland area) Josh Davidson
- Toledo SDS Matthew Provonsha
Wisconsin
Northeast Region
Connecticut
- Eastern Connecticut State University SDS, Willimantic, CT Rebecca Obern
- Shoreline SDS, Madison, CT (High School Chapter) Rachel Berman
- Wesleyan SDS, Middletown, CT Morgan Hamill
- Yale SDS, New Haven, CT Cris Shirley
Delaware
Maryland
- College Park SDS, College Park, MD Jon Berger, Bob Hayes
- THS-SDS (Tuscarura High School), Frederick, MD Dylan Petrohilos, Alexandra Ferguson, Lindsay Tubergen
Massachusetts
- Amherst SDS (Amherst College), Amherst, MA Max Suechting, Mike Harrington
- Boston SDS, Boston MA Charles Arpe, Jonathan McIntosh
- Brandeis University SDS, Waltham, MA Claire Charny, Art Bergevin
- Commonwealth School SDS (High School), Boston, MA Russell Weiss-Irwin, Gautam Mohan, Hannah Kaplan
- The Consortium of United Students (CousCous), Worcester, MA Jaclyn Marie Kateri, Snow Sargent, Drew Wilson
- Harvard SDS, Cambridge, MA Alyssa Aguilera, Javier Castro
- Justice League, Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), Worcester, MA Drew Wilson, Cody Rank
- Wellesley SDS, Wellesley, MA
New Hampshire
- Phillips Exeter Academy SDS, Exeter NH Raphael Frankfurter
New Jersey
- Drew University SDS, Madison, NJ
- Rutgers SDS/Tent State University, New Brunswick, NJ Erik Straub
New York
- Ardsley High School SDS, Ardsley, NY Serge Del Grosso
- Bard College SDS, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY Sam Share, Brian Shewfelt, Allie Cislo, Stephen Simpson
- Columbia University, New York, NY Rahel Aima
- Hicksville Students Against War (HSAW), Hicksville High School, Hicksville, NY Matthew Kennedy, Anthony Alamia
- Hofstra SDS, Hempstead, NY David Kortava
- Hunter College SDS, New York, NY
- New School SDS, New York, NY Alex Cline, Pat Korte
- NYU SDS (New York University), New York, NY Emma Gordon
- Pace (University) SDS, New York, NY Kim Egge, John Cronan, Jenn Garvey
- Pratt (Institute) SDS, New York, NY Davey Vacek, Morgan Street
- Queens College SDS, New York, NY Raychel Haut, Matt Gevaza
- Sarah Lawrence College SDS, Bronxville, NY, Beth Slutsky, Kaz, Jake Schneider
- White Plains High School SDS, White Plains, NY
Pennsylvania
- Bryn Mawr College SDS, Bryn Mawr, PA Genevieve Anderson-Krengel
- Central Dauphin (High School) SDS, Harrisburg, PA Cole Oberman, Chris Siennick
- IUP SDS (Indiana University of Pennsylvania), Indiana, PA Jamie Lesh, Emily Cashell
- Lancaster SDS, Lancaster PA
- Millersville (University) SDS, Millersville, PA
- Muhlenberg (College) SDS, Allentown, PA Alex Lotorto
- Philly SDS, Philadelphia, PA Faye Bibeau, Alex Grosskurth
- Strath Haven (High School) SDS, Wallingford PA
- Swarthmore College SDS, Swarthmore, PA Gwen Snyder
- University of Pennsylvania SDS, Philadelphia, PA, Meredith McBride, Brett Thalmann, Tanvi Rastogi
- West Chester University SDS, West Chester, PA Andrew Barrett, Rich Scalzo
- York College SDS, York, PA Quinn MacRorie
Rhode Island
- Brown University SDS, Providence, RI
- Providence SDS, Providence, RI
Washington, DC
- DC SDS, Washington DC
Northwest Region
Oregon
- Lane Community College SDS, Eugene, OR
- Lewis & Clark College SDS, Portland, OR Lyra Butler-Denman, Laura Fraley
- Pacific University SDS, Forest Grove, OR Katheryn Brooks
- Reed (College) SDS, Portland, OR Will Woodson, Leah Savitsky
- South Salem (High School) SDS, Salem, OR Drew T.
- UO SDS (University of Oregon), Eugene, OR
Washington
- Bellingham SDS (Western Washington University), Bellingham, WA
- Olympia SDS (Evergreen College), Olympia, WA
Southeast Region
Alabama
- University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL
Florida
- FAU SDS (Florida Atlantic University), Boca Raton, FL
- Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL Mike C.
- UCF SDS (University of Central Florida), Orlando, FL Ashley H.
- UF SDS (University of Florida), Gainesville, FL
Louisiana UL SDS, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Lafayette, LA Jeremy Brannon, Patrick Flanagan
North Carolina
- UNC-Asheville SDS (University of North Carolina), Asheville, NC
- UNC-Chapel Hill SDS (University of North Carolina), Chapel Hill, NC
- UNC-Charlotte SDS (University of North Carolina), Charlotte, NC Chris, Jessy
- Wake Forest University Andy Karrar, Courtney Abrams
Tennessee
- Austin Peay SDS (Austin Peay State University) Clarksville, Tennessee Nancy Rankin
- MTSU SDS (Middle Tennessee State University), Murfreesboro, TN
Texas
- University of North Texas, Denton
Virginia
- George Mason University SDS, Fairfax, VA Jasper Conner
- James Madison University SDS, Harrisonburg VA Laurie Benade
- University of Mary Washington Jason Walsh
- VCU SDS - Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA
- WM SDS - The College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA
- Yorktown Highschool SDS, Arlington, VA Maurine, Nina
Southwest Region
California
- UCLA SDS, University of California-Los Angeles, CA Babken DerGrigorian, Eric Gardner
Colorado
- Animas SDS, Fort Lewis College, Durango, CO Nathan Coe
- Denver SDS, Denver Area Universities, Colorado Jojo[10]
2006 affiliates
Chapter List (245 Registered)
High School Chapters (46)
- Bayshore SDS Bradenton, FL Sarah Owen
- Briarcliff HS SDS Briarcliff Manor, NY Andrew Fenster
- Brookline High SDS Brookline, MA Tony Baker
- Cannon SDS Concord, NC Nathan Durham
- Claremore High School Claremore, Oklahoma Kate Rhine
- Dallas Dallas, Texas Lizzie Cochran
- DaVinci High School (Utah) Ogden, UT Andrew Paul Krogman
- Democratic Students of Lacey Forked River, NJ Nick Dawson
- East Chapel Hill SDS Chapel Hill, North Carolina Aaron Fried
- Eleanor Roosevelt SDS New York City, NY Michele Mirisola
- Flint Hill HS SDS Oakton, VA Matt Boryczka
- Glenbrook SDS Glenview/Northbrook, IL Denny Vaccaro
- Greenwich Greenwich, CT Victoria Spadaccini
- Hollywood Hills High School Hollywood, FL Matt Bourie
- Hudson High School SDS Hudson, Ohio Dr. Roseann Canfora
- Kent County SDS Kent County, Rhode Island Phil Primeau and Becca Macaux
- La Quinta Westminster, CA John Tice
- Lake Oswego High School Lake Oswego, Oregon Vanessa Lampson
- Later Day Yippies Hartland, WI Kevin Carew
- Licking County SDS Newark, OH Benjamin
- Linganore HS SDS Frederick, MD Sofia Ferber
- Little Rock Little Rock, Arkansas Jacob
- Lubbock High School SDS Lubbock, TX David Baake
- Middletown HS (Fanatical Radicals) Middletown, Maryland Nick Etheridge
- Minneapolis Minneapolis, Minnesota Riva Garcia
- Mission Viejo SDS Mission Viejo, California Juan Guzman
- MSO (Maplewood, NJ) Maplewood, NJ Lucien Lai
- Northport HS SDS Northport, NY Daniel Garrick
- Northville SDS Northville, MI Aric Miller
- Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Liz Durbin or Hannah Decker
- Oyster Bay SDS Oyster Bay, NY Patrick Hughes
- Parker High School SDS Janesville, WI Seth Lambert
- Phillips Exeter SDS Exeter, NH Remeike Forbes
- Salem/Essex County SDS Salem, MA Hannah Brann
- Salinas SDS Salinas, CA Jose
- SDS Lodi Lodi, CA Kate Castillo
- Seven Hills Cincinnati, Ohio Bob Turansky
- Spanish River SDS Boca Raton, Florida Eric Perelman
- Sparta (Kent County MI) Chapter Sparta, Michigan Amber
- Stewartville SDS Stewartville, MN Brad Fabian
- Stonington Pat Korte
- Strath Haven HS (PA) Wallingford, Pennsylvania Ben Arnold
- Wellington SDS Wellington, Fl Steven Rizzo
- West Albany HS Albany, Oregon Sam Hatley
- White Plains White Plains, NY Jon Booth
- Yellow Springs SDS Yellow Springs, OH Johannes
University Chapters (138)
- Aachen Ingo Assenmacher
- Albany Albany, NY Charles Warnke
- Animas (Ft Lewis, CO) SDS Durango, CO Nathan Coe
- Antioch LA SDS Los Angeles, CA James Denison
- Auckland Auckland, New Zealand Omar Hamed
- Auraria (Denver) SDS Denver, CO Scott Kwasny
- Ball State SDS Muncie, IN Dustin McCormick
- Beloit College SDS Beloit, WI Nick McCann
- Berrien County Chapter (BCC) Berrien Springs, MI Bjorn Kavanaugh
- Birmingham-Southern College SDS Birmingham, AL Steven Grant Hallmark
- Boston College Ben Fuller-Googins
- Boston University Boston, MA Ari Wartanian
- Bradley University Evan Lackie
- Brandeis Joshua Russell
- Bridgewater Rich Michaels
- Brooklyn College Students for Global Justice Jonathan Harvey
- Butte College SDS Oroville, CA Naomi Thomas
- Campus Greens Glen Ellyn, IL David Wilcox
- CC Left Daniel Meltzer
- Central Connecticut State University Kris Notaro
- Central Michigan Students for Democratic Society Mount Pleasant, MI Luke Hitsman
- Cerritos Community College Gredma Casasola
- Choate Rosemary Hall CT Peter Gault
- College of Santa Fe Santa Fe, NM Alysha Layla Shaw
- College of William and Mary SDS Salar Mohandesi
- Columbia University SDS New York, NY Samuel John Scioscia
- Columbus State SDS Columbus, OH Dustin Reese
- Cornell Students for a Democratic Society Ithaca, NY Joel Thompson
- DePaul Students Against the War Chicago, Il Casey Cherry
- Duke SDS Durham, NC Darian Zubia
- Eastern New Mexico Univ - People Before Profits Portales, NM Michael Harman
- Edinburg (UT Pan American) Edinburg, Texas Carlos Umana
- Emory University Kendra Kline
- Franklin Pierce College Rindge, NH Eric Schoner
- Fullerton Anjali Nath
- Gainesville SDS Gainesville, FL Shen Hunt
- George Mason University Fairfax, VA Nick Zinzer
- Goucher SDS Chapter Baltimore, Maryland Colin Rynne
- Grossmont College Students Against War El Cajon, CA Christopher Brzovic
- Hampshire College SDS Amherst (zip code is 01002), MA Owen Schaffer
- Harvard SDS Michael Gould-Wartofsky
- Haverford Rob Korobkin
- Highline Community College SDS Des Moines, WA Matthew Bermingham
- Hofstra SDS Hempstead, NY Jason Emerson
- Howard Community College Vanessa Ung
- Humboldt Arcata, CA Jesse Goplen
- Indiana State University SDS Terre Haute, IN None Yet
- Indiana University SDS Bloomington, IN Shawn Way
- Kent State Greg Schwartz
- Lewis and Clark SDS Portland, Mary Sackley or Linn Benton
- Albany, Oregon Nicolas McGovern
- Loyola Los Angeles, CA Kristine M. Pine
- Madison Madison, WI Jonathan Dedering
- Mankato SDS (MN) Mankato, Minnesota James Dimock
- Marquette SDS (Warriors) Milwaukee, WI Lindsey Riesinger
- Michigan State University SDS East Lansing, MI Cameron Ackerman
- Monarchs for Democracy Norfolk, VA Gene Mayes
- Montclair State University SDS Montclair, NJ Grover Furr
- Montreal SDS Montreal, Quebec Alana Wortsman
- Morehead State University SDS Morehead, KY Amanda Daniels
- Mount San Antonio College Walnut, CA Dan
- Naropa University SDS Boulder, CO Jordan Sears
- Nebraska Students for Democratic Change Michael Schaecher
- New England College SDS Henniker, NH Jonathan Glovin
- New School SDS New York, NY Pat Korte
- New York University cuddrew AT nyu.edu NYU
- Northeastern Illinois University
- Chicago, Illinois Matt Larson
- Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ Kristin Schall
- Northern Illinois University Andy McMurray
- Ohio University Will Klatt
- Ohlone (Cabrillo Junior College) Aptos, CA Thomas Leavitt
- Ole Miss SDS Oxford, MS Andrew Whitaker
- Olympia SDS Olympia, WA Brendan M.
- Organization of Student Revolutionaries New Brunswick, NJ Christopher Lennon
- Oswego SUNY Brian Morton
- PACE Lauren Giaccone
- Paso del Norte (El Paso) El Paso, Texas Kathleen Muro
- Pratt Davey Vacek
- Progressive Alliance Athens, WV Brad Wood
- Progressive Student Union (Sussex Co) Newton, New Jersey Diana Yarzagaray
- PUSH (Ideas into Action)/SUNY Purchase Westchester County, NY Kevin Gilmartin
- Radical Organization for Action at RIC (ROAR) Providence, Rhode Island Lindsay Wells
- Razorback SDS (University of Arkansas) Fayetteville, AR Chris Pappas
- Reed SDS Portland, OR Matt Wasserman
- Reno, Nevada Anthony Davanzo
- Salve Regina Alana Markowitz
- San Antonio San Antonio, TX Chris Molina
- Santa Ana College Santa Ana, CA Humberto Gonzalez
- Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA Shawn Tallant
- Santa Cruz SDS, Radical Slugs, Santa Cruz, California Nate Emery
- Sarah Lawrence College Kaz Ture
- Sauk Valley Community College SDS Dixon, IL Michael Wharfield
- SDS Antigonish Antigonish, NS Dan Hayden
- SDS Arizona State University Tempe, AZ Kyle
- SDS Bellingham Bellingham, WA Kat
- SDS Charleston Charleston, SC Ryan Cleary
- SDS GC CUNY New York, NY Michael Laufer
- SDS Indiana (Indiana University of Pennsylvania) Indiana, PA Cole Hood
- SDS Milwaukee Milwaukee, WI Dawson Barrett
- SDS Nova (Southeastern University) Davie-Plantation, FL Stefani Rubino
- SDS Providence Providence, RI Senia Barragan
- SDS Providence (RI School of Design) Providence, RI John Ewing
- SDS SE Missouri State Cape Girardeau, MO Richard Taylor
- Slippery Rock Students for a New Society Slippery Rock, PA Matt Mahoney
- Socialist Unity League Asheville, NC Kati Ketz
- South Georgia SDS Douglas, GA Brooks Hester
- Southwestern Law Los Angeles, CA Acer Chiang
- Students Against the Iraq War Marisa Holmes
- Students for a Renegade Society (McMaster) Hamilton, ON Robyn Ocean
- Tacoma Millicent Hadjivassiliou
- The Arts Institute Minneapolis, MN Amy Bullentini
- Trinity College SDS Hartford, CT Benjamin Schacht
- Truman State University Sarah Saheb
- Tucson Tucson, AZ Geoffrey White
- Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa, AL Chapin Gray
- UC Berkeley Berkeley, CA Josie Becker
- UC Irvine C.J. Howard
- UMass-Boston Drew Devereaux
- UNC - Chapel Hill SDS Chapel Hill, NC Ben Carroll
- Univ of Florida SDS Gainesville, FL Sarah Henry
- University of Chicago SDS Chicago, Illinois Patrick R. Dunn
- University of Mary Washington SDS Fredericksburg, Va Jason Walsh
- University of Massachusetts - Amherst Justin Jackson
- University of Michigan SDS
- Ann Arbor, MI Matt Roney
- University of North Alabama Florence, AL Andrew Walker
- University of North Carolina at Charlotte Charlotte, NC Michael Graham
- University of North Texas (Denton) Denton, Texas Matthew Williams
- University of Rhode Island SDS
- Kingston, RI Tyler Whittaker
- University of Vermont Burlington, VT Conor Casey
- University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Milwaukee, wi Jonathan J. Burseth
- Utah Cramer Hall
- Valencia Nick Zigler
- Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, Virginia John Bowers
- Western Michigan University Kalamazoo, MI Jennifer Barns
- Westwood Chicago, IL Eduardo Lopez
- Winter Park (Rollins College) Winter Park, Florida Kim Hartman
- WSU Students for a Democratic Society Detroit, Michigan Red (and Black) Aaron
- Yale University Micah Landau
SDS/MDS Chapters (52)
- Arlington Arlington, TX Michael McGehee
- Atlanta Jay Welin
- Austin Kay Rosenkranz
- Bay Area Nina Frazier
- Bergen County Doug Viehmeyer
- Boston Andrew Hannon
- Camden County SDS (CCSDS) Blackwood, NJ Bill Tuttle
- Central Florida Phil Jasen
- Chicago Nick Kreitman
- Claremont Hal
- Denver Denver, CO Mark Derderian
- Detroit Detroit, MI Aaron
- Eugene Eugene, Oregon Eric Eiden
- Flagstaff Justin
- Freak Unity Collective Josh Brielmaier
- Front Range SDS / Over-the-Counter Culture Denver, CO Chris Schell
- Gainesville Area/North Central Florida MDS Gainesville, FL Flora Maccoll
- Grand Rapids Activate/SDS!
- Greater Waterbury MDS/SDS Waterbury, CT Mark Galvin
- Houston Gareth Morgans
- Kansas City Lindsey Walker
- Los Angeles None Yet
- Madison County SDS Richmond, Kentucky Will Emmons, Morgan Giles
- Memphis SDS Memphis
- Michigan Kyle Taylor
- Mision Ricardo Flores Magon (Michoacan) Erongaricuaro, Michoacan (Mexico) Carlos Dews
- Missouri Dave Overfelt
- Monmouth County Chapter Monmouth Beach, NJ Bridget
- New Orleans Ben Kilpatrick
- New York City SDS/MDS Brian Kelly
- New York City SDS/MDS Thomas Good
- North Carolina Jessica Rapchik
- Oakland Students Oakland, CA Daniel Sandoval
- Ohio Tom Nomad
- Old Town Alexandria SDS Alexandria, VA John Downing
- Panama City Beach, FL Ricky Shea
- Philadelphia Shannon Phillips
- Plainville SDS Plainville CT Jason Miller
- Pleasant Hill SDS (CA) Pleasant Hill, California Bryan Reiss
- Port Jervis SDS Port Jervis, New York Christine Olsavsky
- Portland Michael Dawson & Adam Sanchez
- Rudi Dutschke Chapter (Werneck, Germany) Werneck, Germany Robert Evers
- San Diego SDS/MDS San Diego, CA Josh Russell
- SDS Cleveland (Cuyahoga CC) Cleveland, OH Alex Kral
- Sount Florida Jason Espeland
- Southern Vermont MDS Wilmington, VT Phil Leggiere
- Staten Island Staten Island, NY Thomas Good
- Stony Brook University Stony Brook, NY Jacob Levich
- Think of Peace Sykesville, MD Steven K. Hubbell
- Urbana-Champaign Laura Stengrim
- Western PA Gabe Ross
- Youngstown Youngstown, OH Tony Budak
State Chapters (10)
- Connecticut (State Listserv) Hartford, CT Matt McLaughlin
- Democratic Students of Kansas Parsons, KS Tara Moreland
- Helen Keller Chapter Birmingham, Al Ronald Cannon
- Indiana Philip Leflar
- Iowa David Rosheim
- Maryland SDS None Specified, MD
- SDS Tennessee No Organizer Yet
- SDS Texas TX
*SDS Wyoming No Organizer Yet
- Vermont Law School South Royalton, Vermont Robert Gardner
National Entities (9)
Movement for a Democratic Society National Org
- Northeast Region Mike da Cruz
- SDS Organizers info AT studentsforademocraticsociety.org e
- SDS Activist Brian Kelly, et al.
- SDS Legal Defense Bruce Rubenstein (Attorney), Thomas Good (LO)
- SDS National Convention
- SDS info AT studentsforademocraticsociety.org
- SDS National Organization
- SDS info AT studentsforademocraticsociety.org
- SDS Student
- Brian Kelly, et al.
- Southwest Region Mandy Worth
Not Specified (1)
External Links
References
- ↑ http://www.fightbacknews.org/2018/4/9/marxists-and-muslims-shut-down-racist-speaker-tour “Marxists and Muslims" shut down racist speaker tour, accessed January 12 2018
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- ↑ International Action Center - Boston: People tell Michigan legislators: ‘MORATORIUM NOW!’ (accessed on Feb. 10, 2011)
- ↑ Pan-African News Wire File Photos on Flickr: Members of the Moratorium NOW! Coalition attending a meeting at the Central United Methodist Church on Nov. 20 in Detroit, Nov. 20, 2010 (accessed on Feb. 10, 2011)
- ↑ International Action Center - Boston: People tell Michigan legislators: ‘MORATORIUM NOW!’ (accessed on Feb. 10, 2011)
- ↑ Committee to Stop FBI Repression: Solidarity Statements (accessed on Oct. 6, 2010)
- ↑ Blog, Students for a Democratic Society Hosts 7th Annual National Convention, November 8, 2012
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