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Are you a student who's passionate about human rights? Join the Amnesty UK Student Action Network. Receive monthly emails filled with campaigning information, human rights news, fundraising ideas and more, written especially for students.

The Amnesty Student Action Network (STAN) committee are at the forefront of student activism in the UK, leading campaigns and representing thousands of Amnesty students. Each year, the STAN committee are elected by our student network.

The Amnesty Student Conference is an event for students, led by students; curated in mind for you to learn more about Amnesty, get inspired, brush up on your campaigning skills, meet like-minded students, have an incredible weekend in London and add your voice to the Amnesty student movement.

The Amnesty Student Action Network (STAN) committee are at the forefront of student activism in the UK, leading campaigns and representing thousands of Amnesty students. Each year, the STAN committee are elected by our student network.

Got a question? Drop us a line and we'll be happy to help. And make sure you sign up to our email list while you're here.

The Amnesty Student Action Network (STAN) committee are at the forefront of student activism in the UK, leading campaigns and representing thousands of Amnesty students. Each year, the STAN committee are elected by our student network.

If you are a lead activist, AIUK requires that you participate in certain essential training for your role.

If you are new to working on human rights issues or are looking to refresh or build your knowledge we offer a variety of self-paced courses on different key human rights areas to help you.

Learn how to become a leader for human rights! If you have a passion for human rights activism and want to build your skills to help support and mobilise other people we have a number of programmes that you might be interested in.

Interested in delivering education on Amnesty’s work or the human rights issues we work on? We have a number of courses that will help you learn how to create effective, participatory education.

Looking for an introduction or more information on some of Amnesty’s core work? We have a variety of learning to help you. On this page you can learn more about our current priority campaigns, how to campaign effectively and how to influence politicians and companies to do the right thing.

Good communication skills are essential to make sure you are getting your message across. On this page we have links to resources and information on how to communicate effectively and reach a wider audience.

Raising vital money for our human rights work. Get resources and advice - including how to plan and host your own successful Secret Policeman's Ball at your uni or college - and find out your group could win some fantastic prizes.

Are you a student journalist? Enter your article or broadcast piece on human rights to win two weeks' work experience at the Observer, and be crowned Student Human Rights Reporter of the Year at our prestigious Media Awards.

From stickers and collecting tins to this month's campaign resources and guides on how to lobby, this is the place to search, download and order all the resources you need to stand up for human rights on campus.

Students play a vital role in our work. Every new group makes a big difference for human rights by campaigning, fundraising, lobbying and raising awareness.
We provide all the resources and support you'll need to make it straightforward, successful and rewarding as possible to defend human rights.

If you graduated this summer there are plenty of ways you can carry on standing up for human rights. Set up or join a graduate group where you live, or join us on Facebook, or as a Graduate member for £1 a month.

On this page, you can find all you need to know to make sure you can deliver safe, ethical activism.