Students for Liberty
summary
Students for Liberty describes a volunteer network that builds campus reading groups, local panels and annual regional conferences across continents, using the website studentsforliberty.org to register chapters; members host readings of Hayek’s "Use of Knowledge in Society," invite local bankers or journalists, and run low‑budget meetups paid out of pocket. The Hayek Summer Workshop selects fifteen students for an intensive two‑day program, and the network reports chapters in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas, encouraging members to start a campus group and organize grassroots events.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Workshop introduction
- 0:22Why students seek liberal ideas
- 1:29University and job market
- 2:36Critique of state education
- 4:22Personal libertarian journey
- 6:32Freedom as privilege
- 7:16Students for Liberty overview
- 9:25Empowering next generation
- 10:49SFL events and activities
- 12:55Action beyond learning
- 14:18How to get involved with Students for Liberty