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Our History:
SEA-change (Social and Environmental Activists for change) evolved in 2001
from a subgroup of what was once UMF’s Feminist Majority Leadership
Alliance. The group wanted to encompass a greater range of activist
issues. SEA-change became a group not only concerned about feminist
ideals, but also concerned with environmental issues, civil liberties, and
other social problems. SEA-change supports the
Women’s Studies Department
by funding the publishing of
Ripple
(A Feminist Zine), every semester. Since 2001, SEA-change has
organized and engaged in a host of informational speakers, educational
movies, activist entertainers, and acts of progressive demonstration.
Curently we are very active with the Student Peace Alliance a national
organization to support a campaign for a U.S. Departmetn of Peace.
Our Mission Statement:
To provide the support and means for university
students to pursue activist endeavors regarding social and environmental
issues. Our club does not formally pronounce a stance on any social or
environmental issues regardless of how strong the majority of the club's
views may be. We want to foster the individual student's concerns.
Traditionally, our interest has focused on preserving our natural
environment and standing up for civil liberties.
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