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Law Suits Brought By Students Against Universities
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
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REBECCA GARTENBERG, PERIE
HOFFMAN, JACOB KHALILI, GABRIEL
KRET, TAYLOR ROSLYN LENT,
BENJAMIN MEINER, MICHELLE MEINER,
MEGHAN NOTKIN, GILA ROSENZWEIG,
and ANNA WEISMAN,
Plaintiffs,
-v-
THE COOPER UNION FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE AND ART,
Defendant.
Case Against Cooper Union College
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
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Case No. 1:24-cv-10092-RGS
SECOND AMENDED
COMPLAINT
Jury Trial Demanded
ALEXANDER KESTENBAUM and
STUDENTS AGAINST ANTISEMITISM,
INC.,
Plaintiffs, :
v. :
PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF
HARVARD COLLEGE,
Defendant. :
Case Against Harvard
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
EYAL YAKOBY, JORDAN DAVIS, NOAH
RUBIN and STUDENTS AGAINST
ANTISEMITISM, INC.,
Plaintiffs,
v.
THE TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA,
Defendant.
Case Against University of Pennsylvania
.
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Planning Counter Protests
Organizing counter-protests that attract significant participation involves strategic planning, clear communication, and efficient mobilization of networks.
Never Take Any Weapon, Non-Lethal Weapon Or Any Object That Could Be Considered A Weapon To A Counter Protest.
Define Clear Objectives
Start with a clear purpose. What message do you want to convey? Having a concise and compelling objective can galvanize more people to join.
Early Planning
Choose a suitable date, time, and location. Consider logistical aspects like accessibility and visibility while ensuring it doesn’t clash with major events that could affect turnout. Obtain necessary permits from local authorities to ensure your event is lawful and to avoid last-minute issues.
Build Coalitions
Partner with organizations, community groups, and influencers who share your views. These groups can broaden your reach and add credibility to your cause. Seek endorsements from respected community leaders or public figures to boost awareness and legitimacy.
Communication and Messaging
Craft clear, positive, and inclusive messages. Your communications should focus on what you stand for rather than what you oppose. Prepare materials such as megaphones, flyers, posters, and digital graphics that align with your messaging to distribute both online and in the community.
Logistics and Safety
Plan for the safety of participants. Coordinate with local law enforcement if necessary and consider having trained peacekeepers or marshals. Consider the logistical needs such as first aid, water, and possibly portable toilets for your attendee
Utilize Technology and Media
Consider using a dedicated app or SMS broadcasting service to keep participants informed and coordinated on the day of the event. Set up a livestream of the event for those who cannot attend in person, increasing your protest’s visibility.
Follow-Up
After the event, harness the momentum. Thank attendees, share photos or videos of the protest, and outline next steps or calls to action through emails, social media, and press releases.
