Join Our Work

The crisis in our schools requires action. The movement spearheaded by SSAIS can advance only with the support of well-informed students, families, activists, advocates, educators, lawmakers, school personnel, organizations, journalists, artists, writers, athletes, among others. Collaboration among diverse groups is essential for lasting change.

Share your unique ideas, projects, and talents to help shape this national movement!

What you can do

Share the video The crisis in our schools with friends, your school, parent teacher organization, and community organizations. 

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SSAIS volunteer opportunities

Interns. SSAIS non-profit offers opportunities for youth 13+ to build their resumes and fulfill community service hours. Adult volunteers of all ages welcome!

Externs. We collaborate with colleges to provide credit for supervised externships and projects.

Non-profit development experts to expand the reach of our organization.

Legal faculty, law students, education and public policy graduate students who support education equality K-12+ to become involved by educating and investigating.

College students and adults to implement our toolkits.

Community and student organizations to promote the work of SSAIS.

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Palo Alto High School’s special issue on school rape culture

Journalists to create projects for students about education equality, sexual harassment, and Title IX; journalists to write about our ongoing work.
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SSAIS activism history

Following the website launch, SSAIS embarked upon a wide range of activity. It educated journalists, contributed to over 200 media reports including op-eds, television and radio programs, created innovative educational resources, launched the impactful #MeTooK12 campaign, collaborated with national gender equity organizations, worked with lawmakers, participated in the #HandsOffIX Campaign, and was invited to participate in the ACLU lawsuit to restore students’ Title IX rights, among many other activities.

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