What SFL Does
Students For Liberty’s goal is to create a freer world. Our strategy to effect change is to grow the student movement for
liberty as much as possible to grow the liberty movement at large. What it means to grow such a movement means a lot of
things. It means helping get as many people to embrace pro-liberty positions as possible by both identifying libertarians
when they are young to keep them involved and introducing the ideas of liberty to those who are initially apathetic or
hostile towards them. It means starting and supporting groups, both on and off campuses. And it means helping to
ensure that activities are taking place to promote the ideas of liberty to more people. What this actually means in terms of
SFL’s programming can be broken down into 5 categories:
Leadership Training
Resources
SFL offers in-depth leadership training programs to help
students at all levels, from freshmen who are learning
about libertarianism for the first time to seniors who
have run their campus group for 2 years, become more
effective advocates of liberty.
SFL provides hundreds of thousands of resources each
year to help students organize activities to spread the
philosophy of liberty on campuses.
Events
SFL helps leaders of liberty build communication skills
and get placed with various media outlets to impact the
public discourse.
SFL organizes events around the world that bring proliberty students together to become more involved in
the cause of liberty, from small, 12-person roundtable
discussions on the meaning of Austrian Economics,
to 30 person Leadership Forums on how to more
effectively run a student group, to 300 person
conferences that serve as a joint lecture hall, debate
forum, strategy room, and pep rally.
Young Voices
Alumni Support
SFL helps keep alumni involved in the liberty movement
by having them join the Alumni For Liberty network
where they not only receive updates on the growth of the
student movement for liberty, but also opportunities to
stay connected with other pro-liberty alumni and access
resources to promote the ideas of liberty in their areas.
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