Were you a member of an SSDP chapter, but have since graduated? If so, you belong in SSDP's Alumni Network!

(If you are a graduate who was not involved in SSDP as a student, please join our Nonstudent Network).

I am an SSDP Alum. What can I do to help?

• Sign up for an SSDP account and upload a picture and information about yourself.
• Become a monthly sustainer. SSDP will never charge dues to its student members, and your monthly pledge can continue to make that possible.
• Communicate with other alumni by joining the Alumni Network discussion listserve.
• Share your knowledge and experience by contributing to SSDPedia, particularly pages like SSDP's History, student organizing techniques, and chapter articles.

More info about the SSDP Alumni Network...

The Students for Sensible Drug Policy Alumni Network is a new project to unite the forces and resources of the thousands of young people who have been involved with SSDP. After the first chapter was founded at the Rochester Institute of Technology in 1998, SSDP quickly grew to hundreds of chapters across the country, becoming one of the largest grassroots student organizations in the U.S. Today SSDP is the go-to non-profit for young people opposed to the war on drugs, and it continues to draw national media attention. Each chapter has deeply affected the lives of both the student activists involved and their college and high school communities.

SSDP alumni are now lawyers, teachers, doctors, business people, and professional social justice activists. There are thousands of us. With SSDP's tenth anniversary approaching in 2008, it's time for alumni to unite and continue to support the organization, which is bigger and more active nationally than ever before.

As public opinion turns against the outrageous war on drugs, Students for Sensible Drug Policy has a historic role to play. The SSDP Alumni Network will build cross-generational cohesion, institutional memory, and fundraising capacity, as well as the quality of SSDP's advocacy far into the future.