Campus Action Team
Campus Action Teams (CAT’s) are university or college-sanctioned clubs formed and led by students, with the guidance and training of ACLU of Ohio staff. Chapters work in collaboration with the affiliate to advance strategic goals like engaging democracy, preserving freedom and speech and intellectual discourse, ensuring reproductive freedom and bodily autonomy, expanding LGBTQ+ rights, protecting immigrant rights and due process, and reducing harms associated with the criminalization of poverty.
Campus Action Teams boost the health and vitality of mission-aligned organizations and communities on and off campus. We operate at the intersection of grassroots movement building and policy strategy, equipping campus leaders with the skills necessary for campaign planning, executive decision-making, and responsive field mobilization.
Where are the ACLU of Ohio’s Campus Action Teams Located?
- Capital University Law School | @caplaw_aclu
- Case Western Reserve University School of Law
- The Ohio State University | @acluosu
- The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law | @acluatmoritz
- Oberlin College | @oberlin_aclu
- Ohio University | @aclu.ohiou
- University of Cincinnati | @acluatuc
To start a campus action team at your Ohio College or University, contact ACLU of Ohio Central Ohio Advocacy Strategist, Lauren Wisenbarger, [email protected].
