Chapters
- 12/19/2011Posted by:
A Creative Way to Showcase Your Chapter’s Support
by Lily Mathias and Ellie Hamrick
Ohio University STAND - 12/12/2011Posted by:
This week we're highlighting STAND at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. STAND UNC sent a 6 person delegation to the United to End Genocide Action Summit in October including STAND National Education Coordinator Sean Langberg. Thanks to STAND UNC for being a part of the Summit!

STAND UNC
Lorna Morris
AJ White
Nicole Chaluissant
Kat Kucera
Hanna Kerner
Sean Langberg - 11/28/2011Posted by:
In our next installment of spotlighted chapters, this week we're highlighting the University of Texas White Rose Society, who sent a 5 person delegation to the End Genocide Action Summit on October, including STAND Communications Coordinator Shomya Tripathy and STAND Communications Task Force Blogger Zoya Waliany. Thanks guys for coming to the Summit!

- 11/21/2011Posted by:
In our continuing series of spotlighted chapters, this week we're profiling University of New Hampshire STAND. UNH sent an astonishing eight upSTANDers to the End Genocide Action Summit in October.
Thanks to UNH STAND for coming out to the Summit!

- 11/15/2011Posted by:
Prior to the End Genocide Action Summit, we announced that every chapter that sent 5 or more people to the Summit would be featured on the homepage for a week -- and we're kicking off our Spotlighted Chapter Feature with Goucher College STAND, who sent an amazing 6 upSTANDers to the Summit in October.
Thanks to Goucher College STAND for being a part of the Summit and for your commitment to a generation without genocide!
- 10/04/2011Posted by:
Students Gather to Raise Awareness on George Washington University Campus
05/22/2011Posted by:Name: Zach Ackerman
School: Pioneer High School, 2011
Position: Outreach Coordinator
05/19/2011Posted by:Name: Rachel Merkin
Position: Media Coordinator
School: Ithaca College, 2011
- 05/11/2011Posted by:
Our event was a multi-organizational conference held to discuss some of the most prevalent issues in the Democratic Republic of Congo.


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