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SEAC Organizing Guide - Campus Activism - climatechallenge 2025

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The SEAC Organizing Guide serves as a comprehensive resource for student activists focused on environmental and social justice. It emphasizes the importance of organizing, empowering individuals, and building coalitions to address issues such as environmental racism, corporate accountability, and sustainability. The guide outlines practical steps for starting or reviving activist groups, launching campaigns, and mobilizing students through various tactics including rallies, education, and civil disobedience. It also highlights the interconnectedness of social issues and encourages a holistic approach to activism that includes self-reflection and community engagement.

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Begin by reviewing the introduction section, which outlines the purpose of the guide and its dedication to empowering student activists.
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