Students shaping Syria’s futureJoin the movement
06Media archive

The student voice
travels.

Visual language

The look
of the movement.

Original posters and prints in the SOS style: bold type, ink, and color drawn from a student movement committed to keeping Syria present.

Poster illustration: rows of abstract halftone figures beneath a pale green sun, holding a red SOS banner and a black Together banner
01Community is where organizing begins.
Red letterpress poster with a black megaphone sending out sound waves and the words Our voice carries further
02Art carries the message beyond the meeting room.
Print of a pale green olive branch across a deep green circle with the words Rooted in memory, growing forward
03A visual language rooted in memory and movement.
Red and green floor-plan drawing of a student gathering with round tables, a stage and rows of chairs
04Ideas become plans, and plans become action.
Geometric green star pattern around a cream arched panel reading SOS Archive, Rooted in history
05Our history remains present in everything we build.
Abstract print of broad green, red and pale green paint strokes behind a black window frame
06Campaigns turn shared purpose into public action.
StatementsPress release archive
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Statement Regarding the Earthquake

Our statement regarding the earthquake.

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Statement on BLM protests

A solidarity statement responding to protests against police brutality in the United States.

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Statement on Idlib

A statement addressing displacement, humanitarian conditions, and violence affecting civilians in Idlib.

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Remembrance Day

A reflection marking nine years since the first protests in Daraa and the beginning of the Syrian revolution.

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PressSOS in the news
01USA Today College

Student activists organize for a free Syria

Read coverage ↗02BarakaBits

Five ways you can help Syria for real

Read coverage ↗03The State Press

Arizona State University’s mock refugee tent

Read coverage ↗04The Eastern Echo

Eastern Michigan University hosts Tea With a Syrian

Read coverage ↗05The Independent Florida Alligator

University of Florida SOS shows students the life of a refugee

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Monthly newsletter

Read stories from organizers, chapters, campaigns, and the wider SOS community.

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Press releases

Explore official statements and public positions from across SOS history.