become an action host
By showing up visibly as the higher education sector across the country on days of mass action, we put our demands for affordability, the freedom to learn and teach, and security for our workers and work at the center of national conversations.
At each action across the country, local Action Hosts make things happen.
What do Action Hosts do?
For days of mass action to succeed and have lasting impact, we need local coordination and leadership. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to planning and implementing initiatives like these. We need leaders like you to help us shape a viable plan that is grounded in local conditions and linked to the national project.
Days of mass action cannot be our end goal, but they are vital chances to form lasting coalition to fight for justice and fairness in our institutions and communities.
coalition building
organizing
event planning
national coordination
communications
local demands
how l4he supports action hosts
templates & toolkits
L4HE builds (with your help!) toolkits that include graphics, meeting agenda templates, comms templates, and more. These allow you to focus on the important work of relationship- and coalition-building.
technical & comms support
We can help with registration forms, setting up zooms, sending geographically-targeted communications, scheduling meetings, and more!
Coaching & Staff Support
Organizers from across the Labor for Higher Ed coalition will help you build and plan your event.
Mass calls with fellow organizers
In the lead up to days of mass action, local event leaders are invited to weekly meetings to collaborate and share info.
L4HE and our partners provide Action Hosts with tools to build local coalitions for coordination around days of mass action and beyond.
