SFL
Annual Report
2013-2014
Events
Events are not just educational opportunities for students. They are life-changing experiences for students to realize
they are not the only advocates of liberty out there, to form friendships, to hold informal conversations about new ways
to advance liberty, and to broaden their perspective of the liberty movement.
Conferences
Leadership Forums
As SFL’s bread and butter events, SFL Conferences
expose new students to the ideas of liberty, give
more experienced students the opportunity
to practice their leadership, and reinforce the
community ties of the student movement for liberty.
SFL Conferences range in size from 70 to 1,300
attendees, but each one serves as a combination
lecture hall, debate forum, strategy room, and
pep rally to give young advocates of liberty the
educational tools and energy they need to bring
back to their campuses to promote the philosophy
of freedom.
SFL Leadership Forums are one-day events for 1530 students who are leaders or future leaders of their
campus organization to come together and share
best practices for student organizing. These days
are opportunities for students to have meaningful
conversations with their fellow students about how to
build their groups and their campus activities.
In total, SFL ran 37 Conferences for 7,350
attendees in 2013-2014.
in 2013-2014
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Conferences Attendees
14
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SFL partnered with Liberty Fund to run 4 Symposia
(3 in the US and 1 in Europe) this past year where
small groups of 15 students gathered together
for weekend-long discussions on topics like the
“Institutions of Liberty,” “Hayek & Keynes on
Human Nature and Society,” and “Nozick on Liberty,
Legitimacy, and Property.” These educational forums
are unparalleled opportunities for students to explore
the foundations of a free society in a friendly, thoughtprovoking environment.
SFL + Liberty Fund
Symposia
3
1
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for
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37 7,350
In total,
SFL ran
Liberty Fund Symposia
2014 ISFLC Attendees
1,275