Students have always been at the forefront of social movements. In Burma, students were some of the main forces in the 1988 democracy uprising, and recently after all the monks had been arrested it was students in high school who stepped up to lead the protests.

Get Your Campus Involved!

1) Start Organizing

- Sign Up here to get student specific news and updates and become a part of the global student movement for Burma. When you sign up I will also send you your Burma Action Pack with further materials

-Download our Grassroots Organizing Guide that gives you the Who, Whats, When, Wheres, and Hows of being a Student Burma activist.

2) Take Action : As students there are a lot of things you can do

-Educate Your Campus: film screening, teach-in, pass out flyers, hold a concert, etc. Find some materials below you can download to get you started

- Get a Burma resolution passed at your school! Make sure money from your school isn’t supporting Burma’s military. Download sample student resolution

3) Materials

• Sign-up sheet
• China’s Burma connection
• Eastern Burma
• Monk Stencil
• Saffron Revolution by Numbers
• Saffron Revolution a Year Later (report done by Altsean)