Join the Responsible Endowments Coalition for a traditional Filipino kamayan dinner to celebrate U.S. student movements, solidarity with international grassroots struggles, and REC’s role supporting the development of U.S. student activists since 2004.
Come hear these student activists report back on their trip, and reflect on its connections to their campus campaigns and movement building. Hear about REC’s history of student leadership development and political education, and learn out how you can be involved in 2017.
Since 2004, REC has supported student organizing and campaigning on U.S. university campuses. We offer educational and training programs, research, and mentoring to support student activists at over 50 campuses. Today, these students are taking on corruption, inequality, and hypocrisy in higher education through fossil fuel and private prison divestment campaigns, campaigns against university wealth hoarding, and campaigns that fight back against unrepresentative Boards of Directors. They are imagining an economy that puts people and planet over profit, through “reinvestment” campaigns, and efforts to build student power alongside that of workers, communities of color, and grassroots movements around the world.
Tickets are offered are on a sliding scale, $50 to $150,and can be purchased at the Eventbrite page.
For inquiries, contact Hanalei · hanalei@endowmentethics.org · 7189893949
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RESPONSIBLE ENDOWMENTS COALITION