March 25, 2010
Welcome to the resource page for SCANI, the Student Coalition Against a Nuclear Iran.
Here you’ll find the background materials and tools to let student voices be heard in the international effort to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
The inaugural Web conference for SCANI was held on Thursday, January 28, 2010, and was hosted by Hillel: the Foundation for Jewish Campus Life in partnership with the Israel on Campus Coalition’s Blocking Iran task force. For best quality in viewing the recording of the web conference, please download the original SCANI WebEx video (in ARF file), that can be viewed only with the WebEx player (ARF file). If you are operating a Mac please follow this link to download an Apple-compatible software. Please note that the video box is blank in this version.
The updated Inter-Agency Task Force on Iran toolkit, which contains resources for raising awareness on this important issue, is available to download in PDF format.
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Iran Toolkit (PDF file 997 Kb)
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Members of the Student Coalition Against a Nuclear Iran can join the SCANI Facebook group for discussion, updates, and important information.
SCANI UPDATE:
As part of the newly launched Student Coalition Against Nuclear Iran (SCANI), students on campuses nationwide are taking action to oppose Iran’s efforts to acquire nuclear weapons and raise the profile of the Iranian threat on their campuses.
At the University of Virginia, first-year Joel Taubman wrote an opinion piece for the school’s student newspaper. Indiana University students have between circulating a petition among student leaders and the general population that they plan to send to Washington and Wall Street. Ohio State University students have also circulated a petition.
Harvard University students traveled to Washington to lobby alumni congressmen and senators on Iran and on April 22, 35 students from Princeton University will do the same. Students at Washington University in St. Louis have also lobbied their local congressman. Additionally, a rally has been tentatively planned for May on the campus of the University of Western Ontario.
In February Hillel and the Israel on Campus Coalition (ICC) launched SCANI as a student-run network that will oppose Iran’s efforts to acquire nuclear weapons and raise the profile of the Iranian threat on their campuses.
SCANI UPDATE (2):
Alexander Abrams, a student at University of Minnesota wrote a letter to the editor about Nuclear Iran.
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Check back here often for further updates as SCANI grows, and good luck!