Student Organizing, Inc.

Student Organizing, Inc. is a national, non-partisan, non-profit organization that hosts the nationally coordinated projects of the Student Public Interest Research Groups (PIRGs). The Student PIRGs are a national network of campus-based student advocacy organizations working toward affordable higher education and other public interest issues. PIRG’s higher education program seeks to expand the mainstream adoption of open educational resources and open textbooks through grassroots, on-campus organizing and advocacy at the university, state, and federal policy level. This helps to ensure that college educators as well as students understand the benefits of OER and that educational systems are advancing policies that promote the mass adoption of those materials. (Substrategy: Sustainable Systems)

Student Organizing, Inc. is a national, non-partisan, non-profit organization that hosts the nationally coordinated projects of the Student PIRGs. The Student PIRGs are a network of campus-based student advocacy organizations working toward affordable higher education and other public interest issues. PIRG’s Higher Education program seeks to expand the mainstream adoption of OER and open textbooks through grassroots, on-campus organizing and advocacy at the university, state, and federal policy levels. This helps to ensure that college educators as well as students understand the benefits of open educational materials and that educational systems are advancing policies that promote the mass adoption of those materials. (Substrategy: Sustainable Systems)

Student Public Interest Research Groups (PIRGs) are a national network of campus-based student advocacy organizations working toward affordable higher education and other public interest issues. Student PIRG’s Affordable Higher Education program seeks to expand the mainstream adoption of OER and open textbooks through grassroots, on-campus organizing and advocacy at the university, state, and federal policy level. This work helps to ensure that college educators as well as students understand the benefits of open educational materials and that educational systems are advancing policies that promote the mass adoption of those materials. (Substrategy: Sustainable Systems)