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The Student World Assembly is a non-governmental, nonpartisan organization created to represent students globally. It provides a deliberative assembly where students around the world can exchange views, vote on global issues through online discussion forums and in annual international...
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The Student World Assembly is a non-governmental, nonpartisan organization created to represent students globally. It provides a deliberative assembly where students around the world can exchange views, vote on global issues through online discussion forums and in annual international conventions, and translate these views into meaningful actions.
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True representative democracy offers a powerful instrument for addressing the vital social and political conditions that threaten our global future. The informed wishes of the people, conveyed through the collective voice of a democratic assembly, need to be heard in the decision- making...
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True representative democracy offers a powerful instrument for addressing the vital social and political conditions that threaten our global future. The informed wishes of the people, conveyed through the collective voice of a democratic assembly, need to be heard in the decision- making processes. By giving students from the most remote to the more accessible institutions an equal voice, we are enabling all students to educate, participate and take action, and to begin thinking of themselves as global citizens.
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Dialogue is only the first step to creating a global community. To make a positive impact on a global scale, we must act on our collective positions. It is necessary that all courses of action relate to the issues officially addressed by SWA and are in line with the overall mission. Thus, we...
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Dialogue is only the first step to creating a global community. To make a positive impact on a global scale, we must act on our collective positions. It is necessary that all courses of action relate to the issues officially addressed by SWA and are in line with the overall mission. Thus, we eable the youth to effect a gloal change as a platform for us to ave a voice.
Chapters function as satellites of the SWA organization. Chapters are given much opportunity to determine their own courses of action on a local and regional level.


Students can log in to the discussion forums, sign online petitions, join the letter-writing campaigns and organize peaceful rallies. This can be done individually or with your local chapter.


Faculty are encouraged to get involved with their local chapters and offer guidance and expertise to the students.


Volunteers can offer time and resources for events and activities on campus and in the community.


Donations are vital to the work of SWA. With contributions from individuals and foundations SWA could realize its mission of building global democracy.
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