Protection Getting Hosting Advice & Transition Return SAR informs the network Assistance Some scholars hosted by SAR scholars hope to Involved of scholars facing threats. SAR assists scholars facing members face long-term risks. return safely to their As they are able, members immediate danger in SAR works with these scholars home countries. Those welcome scholars for their home countries and to plan their next steps, whose risks have subsided visits (usually for a year). provides advice and referrals including future placements frequently do so, and they These scholars enrich to refugee scholars. and referrals for additional retain a lifelong connection their host communities professional or legal support. to their host institution. through teaching, research, mentoring, and study.

Scholars at Risk is a global movement to protect everyone’s freedom to think, question, and share ideas

Advocacy Learning

Action Campaigns Student Advocacy Speaker Series Workshops & Alerts Seminars & Clinics Members invite SAR scholars SAR holds trainings for to share their academic work faculty, researchers, staff, SAR raises awareness of and Guided by faculty, students and stories of courage and and students on academic garners support for scholars research & conduct advocacy perseverance. freedom & higher education. and students in prison or related to imprisoned scholars facing other threats. & attacks on higher education.

Academic Freedom Publications Conferences Working Groups Monitoring Project SAR reports and publications, During SAR’s biennial Global SAR coordinates working Researchers work with SAR such as Free to Think, Congress, members come groups on topics related to to document and analyze encourage international together to discuss best and other attacks on higher education, dialogue on higher education practices for protecting core higher education values. including physical violence, values and related issues. scholars facing academic imprisonment, prosecution, freedom challenges worldwide. and restrictions on travel.

411 lafayette St. 3rd floor, new york, ny 10003, uSa [email protected] | tel: 1-212-998-2179 | www.scholarsatrisk.org facebook.com/scholarsatrisk twitter.com/scholarsatrisk The Network The Scholars Scholars at Risk (SAR) is an international network of institutions and individuals whose SAR provides sanctuary and assistance to more than 300 threatened scholars worldwide each year. mission is to protect scholars and promote academic freedom. Dr. Dolidze fled Georgia in 2006 after experiencing intimidation, surveillance, and arrest in retaliation for her open criticism of Georgian judiciary Countries with Countries with policies. SAR helped her secure positions at NYU SAR Sections SAR Members May 2017: Launch of Law School and Western University, Canada, SAR Finland Section where she later became a tenured professor. 2017 - 2019: Erasmus+ funded While abroad, Dr. Dolidze continued to advocate ‘Academic Refuge’ project produces for justice and human rights in Georgia. In May SAR Secretariat trainings, curriculum, and online course 2015, she was able to return home safely to begin New York, NY Dr. Anna Dolidze her new appointment as Deputy Defense Minister. International Law 2018 SAR Global Congress “The University & Dr. Ahmad is a scholar of archaeology who was the Future of Democracy” at barred from employment in Syria after receiving his Freie Universität January 2016 - Present: PhD abroad and faced further threats for his work ecord numbers of Students in the SAR March 2018: Students R protecting Syrian archaeology amidst the ongoing scholars from urkey apply Network conduct campaign on Capitol Hill for T for assistance advocacy on behalf crisis. Through SAR and the Philipp Schwartz s tudent dvocacy ay SAR SAR’ S A D of imprisoned Thai Initiative in , Dr. Ahmad was offered a 2- student-activist year fellowship at . Dr. Ahmad Pai Boonpattararaksa has been able to safely continue his work on classic Syrian archaeology and has participated in several October 2017: SAR events and trainings to share his expertise on Syria Dr. Tarek Ahmad advocates at the UN and contribute to local efforts to better support Archaeology Free to Think 2017 reports for higher education threatened scholars in Europe. growing pressures on Fall 2017: University of communities in Israel, Venezuelan student activists Ghana launches a West Africa Palestine, Pakistan, Monitoring & Advocacy Desk Venezuela, and beyond Scholar Disciplines Social Sciences 36% 18% Physical & Life Sciences 18% March 2017: SAR and Universities 36% Arts & Humanities 16% South Africa jointly organize the Business & Finance 10% workshop “The University & Society: Academic Freedoms & Responsibilities” 16% Law & Human Rights 6% Medicine & Public Health 6% Mathematics & Info. Science 4% 10% Journalism & Writing 4%

The Opportunities 4% 6% 6% 4% Risks Frequently Scholar Countries of Origin Reported by Scholars* Membership Protection Advocacy Learning • Threat of arrest or violence TURKEY Member organizations make • Hosting threatened scholars for • Engaging students in Student • Attending SAR conferences and • General situational risk a commitment to academic temporary teaching, research, or Advocacy Seminars & Legal faculty/researcher workshops • Loss of position (51%) freedom, designate a SAR study visits Clinics to learn real-world • Inviting SAR scholars to share representative, and contribute • Referring scholars to the network research and advocacy skills their stories at events • Harassment & intimidation an annual membership for assessment, referrals, or • Supporting imprisoned • Joining research groups looking • Prosecution SYRIA (19%) subscription. transition assistance scholars & students through at pressing issues facing higher • Other (1%) Central / SUB- global campaigns education internationally Eastern / SAHARAN IRAQ SE Asia AFRICA Learn more at: • Conducting research for • Co-organizing workshops on *Note that scholars often report (1%) (5%) IRAN experiencing multiple risks. (4%) (6%) www.scholarsatrisk.org/join SAR’s Academic Freedom Promoting Higher Education South OTHER (9%) Monitoring Project Values Other Europe Asia (2%) MENA (2%) Americas Protection Getting Hosting Advice & Transition Return SAR informs the network Assistance Some scholars hosted by SAR scholars hope to Involved of scholars facing threats. SAR assists scholars facing members face long-term risks. return safely to their As they are able, members immediate danger in SAR works with these scholars home countries. Those welcome scholars for their home countries and to plan their next steps, whose risks have subsided visits (usually for a year). provides advice and referrals including future placements frequently do so, and they These scholars enrich to refugee scholars. and referrals for additional retain a lifelong connection their host communities professional or legal support. to their host institution. through teaching, research, mentoring, and study.

Scholars at Risk is a global movement to protect everyone’s freedom to think, question, and share ideas

Advocacy Learning

Action Campaigns Student Advocacy Speaker Series Workshops & Alerts Seminars & Clinics Members invite SAR scholars SAR holds trainings for to share their academic work faculty, researchers, staff, SAR raises awareness of and Guided by faculty, students and stories of courage and and students on academic garners support for scholars research & conduct advocacy perseverance. freedom & higher education. and students in prison or related to imprisoned scholars facing other threats. & attacks on higher education.

Academic Freedom Publications Conferences Working Groups Monitoring Project SAR reports and publications, During SAR’s biennial Global SAR coordinates working Researchers work with SAR such as Free to Think, Congress, members come groups on topics related to to document and analyze encourage international together to discuss best academic freedom and other attacks on higher education, dialogue on higher education practices for protecting core higher education values. including physical violence, values and related issues. scholars facing academic imprisonment, prosecution, freedom challenges worldwide. and restrictions on travel.

411 lafayette St. 3rd floor, new york, ny 10003, uSa [email protected] | tel: 1-212-998-2179 | www.scholarsatrisk.org facebook.com/scholarsatrisk twitter.com/scholarsatrisk MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Australia Denmark University of Duisburg-Essen UAF-SAR Netherlands & Belgium Curtin University Aalborg University University of Düsseldorf Section La Trobe University Delft University of Technology National Tertiary Education Union* University of Southern Denmark University of Göttingen Eindhoven University of Technology Southern Cross University University of Erasmus University Rotterdam University of New South Wales Ethiopia Foundation European Association for University of the Sunshine Coast Organization for Social Science International Education (EAIE)* Research in Eastern and Southern The Hague University of Applied Austria Africa Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt Sciences University of Graz Finland University of Münster Hanze University of Applied SAR Finland Section Sciences, Groningen Belgium Aalto University Hogeschool van Amsterdam UAF-SAR Netherlands & Belgium Åbo Akademi University University of Tübingen International Migration, Integration Section Hanken School of Economics and Social Cohesion (IMISCOE) Academy for Research and Higher Ghana Lappeenranta University of University of Ghana Leiden University Education (ARES) Technology Maastricht University European University Association University of the Arts Helsinki Greece Network of Concerned Historians* European Students’ Union* University of Eastern Finland Aristotle University of Thessaloniki The Netherlands Institute for Ghent University University of Helsinki Hungary Advanced Study* Hasselt University University of Jyväskylä Central European University NHTV University of Applied KU Leuven Science Iceland Network of Universities from the Radboud University Nijmegen University of Tampere University of Iceland Capitals of Europe (UNICA) University of Turku Stichting voor Vluchteling- Université Catholique de Louvain Ireland Studenten (Foundation for France Université Libre de Bruxelles SAR Ireland Section, with Refugee Students) UAF* American University of Paris Vrije Universiteit Brussel Universities Ireland Tilburg University Communauté Université Grenoble Dublin City University University of Amsterdam Benin Alpes Maynooth University University of Groningen Université d'Abomey-Calavi Université de Strasbourg NUI Galway University of Twente Canada Germany Trinity College Dublin Utrecht University SAR Canada Section SAR Germany Section Universities Ireland* Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Carleton University Alexander von Humboldt University College Cork Wageningen University Centennial College Foundation* University College Dublin New Zealand George Brown College Alice Salomon Hochschule Berlin University of Limerick New Zealand Tertiary Education McGill University Bard College Berlin Italy Union* McMaster University Berlin School of Economics and Law European University Institute Royal Society of New Zealand* Memorial University of Newfoundland Magna Charta Observatory University of Otago European University of Viandrina Scuola Normale Superiore Saint Mary’s University Norway FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg University of Bologna Simon Fraser University SAR Norway Section FH Münster University of Applied University of Brescia Trent University BI Norwegian Business School Sciences University of Macerata Université du Québec à Montréal Chr. Michelsen Institute Freie Universität Berlin University of Padova (UQAM) MF Norwegian School of Theology Humboldt University of Berlin University of Siena University of Alberta Nord University International Psychoanalytic U. University of Trento University of British Columbia Norwegian Association of Higher Berlin University of Trieste University of Guelph Justus Liebig University Giessen Education Institutions (UHR)* University of Ottawa Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Japan Norwegian Association of University of Toronto Katholische Universität Eichstätt- Shigakkan University Researchers* University of Victoria Ingolstadt Kenya Norwegian School of Sport University of Windsor Mannheim University of Applied African Network for Sciences Vancouver Island University Sciences Internationalization of Education* Norwegian Students' & Academics' Western University Max Planck Society* Kenyatta University Int’l Assistance Fund (SAIH)* York University University Norwegian University of Life Kyrgyzstan Chile Sciences American University of Central Asia University of Chile Technische Universität Darmstadt Norwegian University of Science & Lithuania Technology, Trondheim Croatia Technische Universität Dresden Belarusian Human Rights House* Oslo and Akershus University University of Zagreb TH Köln University Alliance Ruhr* Vilnius University College of Applied Sciences Czech Republic Mexico University of Agder Palacký University Olomouc Universidad de Monterrey University of University of Oslo Netherlands University of Stavanger

*Affiliate members Sustaining Members SAR sections or partner networks (07/2018 ver.) University of Tromso Pädagogische Hochschule Luzern University of Strathclyde University College of Southeast Swiss Academies of Arts and Norway Sciences Newman University VID Specialized University swissuniversities Nottingham Trent University Westerdals - Oslo School of Arts, Thurgau University of Teacher University of Ulster Communication and Technology Education Oxford Brookes University Western Norway University of Università della Svizzera italiana Plymouth University University of the West of England Applied Sciences University of Bern Queen Margaret University University of the West of Palestine Université de Fribourg Queen Mary, University of Westminster Hebron University Université de Genève Queen’s University Belfast Poland Université de Lausanne Ravensbourne University University of Wolverhampton AGH University of Science and Université de Lucerne Regent's University Technology University of Neuchâtel Royal Holloway, University of Jagiellonian University University of Zurich London Krakow University of Economics Tunisia Sheffield Hallam University United States Villa Decius Association* Syndicate of Union Movement of SOAS, University of London Arizona Warsaw School of Economics Tunisian University Teachers Southampton Arizona State University Russia (IJABA)* Consortium for North American Universities UK* Higher Education Collaboration Smolny College University College London Cara-SAR UK Universities Network (CONAHEC) Serbia Middle East Studies Association* University of Belgrade Abertay University University of the Arts London Arkansas Slovakia University of Bedfordshire University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Bratislava Policy Institute* Birkbeck College California Slovenia Brunel University University of Bournemouth Chapman University University of Ljubljana Canterbury Christ Church Claremont McKenna College University South Africa Pomona College Durban University of Technology San Diego State University Central School of Speech and University of Cape Town San Jose State University Drama University of Pretoria Stanford University City & Guilds of London Art School University of Central Lancashire University of California, Berkeley Spain City University University of California, Davis Associació Catalana d'Universitats Courtauld Institute of Art University of California, Irvine Públiques (ACUP) University of California, Los Compostela Group of Universities University of Angeles Universidad Complutense de Edinburgh Napier University University of of California, Merced Madrid European Association of Social University of East London University of California, Riverside Anthropologists* University of California, San Diego University of Jaén Glasgow Caledonian University University of California, Santa Sweden Barbara SAR Sweden Section Glyndŵr University University of California, San Dalarna University Goldsmiths, University of London Francisco Institute of Futures Studies* Goodenough College University of Hertfordshire University of California, Santa Cruz Karolinska Institutet Heriot Watt University University of Huddersfield University of San Diego Konstfack University College Heythrop College, University of University of San Francisco KTH Royal Institute of Technology London University of of Southern California Linnaeus University Imperial College, London Colorado Lund University Institute of Education Metropolitan State University of Malmö University Denver Mid Sweden University King's College London University of Colorado Denver Södertörn University University of London University of Denver Stockholm University Swedish Defence University Liverpool Hope University University of Northampton Connecticut Umeå University Liverpool John Moores University Connecticut College University of Borås Liverpool School of Tropical Eastern Connecticut State University of Gothenburg Medicine University University West Fairfield University Uppsala University London Metropolitan University Trinity College London School of Economics University of Connecticut Switzerland London School of Hygiene & University of New Haven SAR Switzerland Section Tropical Medicine Wesleyan University Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de University of South Wales London South Bank University Yale University Lausanne (EPFL) University of Southampton ETH Zurich University of St. Andrews Delaware Manchester Metropolitan HES-SO University *Affiliate members Sustaining Members SAR sections or partner networks (07/2018 ver.) American Philosophical Maine New York Association for Slavic, East Association* Bowdoin College Adelphi University European, and Eurasian University of Delaware Colby College Bard College Studies* District of Columbia Maryland Barnard College Bucknell University AAAS Science & Human Rights American Physical Society * Binghamton University, SUNY Carnegie Mellon University Coalition* Goucher College College of Staten Island, CUNY Duquesne University American Chemical Society* International Society for Third- Columbia University Franklin and Marshall College American Educational Research Sector Research* Committee of Concerned Haverford College Association* Johns Hopkins University Scientists* Juniata College American Historical Association* University of Baltimore Cornell University Lafayette College Fordham University Latin American Studies American Political Science Massachusetts Association* Hunter College, CUNY Association* Amherst College Institute of International Mansfield University of American Psychological Boston College Association* Education* Pennsylvania Boston University Mercy College Saint Joseph’s University American Sociological Association* Brandeis University American Statistical Association* Modern Language Association* University of Pennsylvania Clark University Molloy College University of Pittsburgh Catholic University of America Emerson College Georgetown University Nazareth College of Rochester Rhode Island Endicott College The New School Shakespeare Studies Association of Harvard University Brown University America* Roger Williams University Lasell College Pratt Institute Florida Massachusetts Institute of Rochester Institute of Technology South Carolina Eckerd College Technology (RIT) American Comparative Literature Florida International University Northeastern University The Rockefeller University Association Hawai’i Tufts University Siena College Tennessee University of Hawai’i Manoa University of Massachusetts, University at Albany, SUNY University of Tennessee at Amherst University of Rochester Idaho Chattanooga Wellesley College Vassar College University of Idaho Wheaton College Texas North Carolina Illinois Baylor University Michigan Appalachian State University Benedictine University St. Edward’s University Association for Asian Studies* Association of International DePaul University Texas Christian University Grand Valley State University Education Administrators* Illinois Institute of Technology Texas Tech University Michigan State University Colonial Academic Alliance Illinois Wesleyan University Trinity University University of Michigan Duke University Knox College Vermont Western Michigan University International Society of Political Loyola University Middlebury College Psychology (ISPP)* Northwestern University Minnesota University of Vermont University of North Carolina at University of Chicago Carleton College Asheville Virginia University of Illinois at Urbana- Macalester College University of North Carolina at American Anthropological Champaign University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Chapel Hill Association* Indiana University of North Carolina at University of Richmond Missouri Indiana University-Purdue Greensboro University of Virginia University of Missouri University Indianapolis Wake Forest University Washington Purdue University Webster University Oklahoma University of Washington Nebraska Iowa University of Tulsa Whitman College Grinnell College Creighton University Ohio West Virginia University of Iowa New Jersey Kent State University West Virginia University African Studies Association* Kentucky Kenyon College The College of New Jersey Wisconsin Lindsey Wilson College Ohio University Fairleigh Dickinson University Beloit College University of Kentucky University of Dayton Institute for Advanced Study Marquette University University of Louisville Youngstown State University New Jersey Institute of Technology University of Wisconsin, Madison Louisiana Princeton University Oregon Tulane University Rowan University Pacific University Venezuela Xavier University of Louisiana Universidad de Los Andes Saint Peter’s University Pennsylvania Stockton University Universidad Metropolitana William Paterson University

*Affiliate members Sustaining Members SAR sections or partner networks (07/2018 ver.) PARTNER NETWORK AGREEMENT PART 1: DEFINITION AND PURPOSE OF SAR ‘PARTNER NETWORKS’ A SAR ‘Partner Network’ is a cooperation agreement between Scholars at Risk (SAR) and another, pre-existing network of higher education institutions (the ‘Partner’) that shares SAR’s interest in the protection and promotion of academic freedom and related higher education values. The purposes of the arrangement are: 1. To reinforce the Partner by offering new activities and benefits to its existing institutional members; 2. To strengthen protection and promotion of academic freedom and related higher education values by increasing the number and variety of higher education institutions engaged in SAR activities, specifically by: a. offering the Partner and its institutional members opportunities to participate in SAR activities; b. encouraging them to participate in such activities, at their discretion, individually or in groups; c. encouraging them to seek institutional membership in the SAR network, at their discretion; d. coordinating services for the Partner and any institutional members that choose to take part in SAR partner network-related activities, including any joint projects which may be developed. PART 2: RIGHTS & OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTNER (REQUIREMENTS) The rights and obligations of membership include the following. There are no other obligations of membership.  Commitment to academic freedom: The Partner commits to the principle that scholars should be free to work without fear or intimidation, as set forth in the Scholars at Risk network’s founding statement (see other side).  Official SAR representative: Partners designate a primary representative to communicate with the SAR office and network, including receiving information about scholars seeking temporary assistance and other network activities.  Partner network coordination: The Partner and SAR will consult and agree on suitable arrangements for communicating information to partner network members, including invitations to participate in SAR-related activities, updates on such activities, invitations to seek membership in the global SAR network, invitations to events, and reports and other information concerning higher education values. The Partner and SAR will agree on an appropriate name for the partner network, which would generally include reference to both entities.  Rights of membership: Partners in good standing have the same rights of affiliate members of the global SAR network and are eligible to vote at membership meetings; receive discounts on event admission; and receive preferential consideration for services, internships and other opportunities. PART 3: RIGHTS & OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTNER’S INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS By entering into a ‘Partner Network’ with SAR, the Partner does not make an individual membership decision for its institutional members. The Partner commits to offering its institutional members opportunities to participate in SAR activities, to encouraging them to participate and seek membership in the global SAR network, and to coordinating with SAR the activities of the partner network, as stated in Part 1 (Purposes) and Part 2 (Obligations) above. The Partner and SAR will refer to the partner network by the agreed name. They may describe it as a partnership between SAR and the Partner that offers all of the Partner’s institutional members the opportunity to take part in SAR-related activities, but will only identify by name those institutions which have individually agreed to partner network membership. Similarly, SAR will not identify any of the Partner’s individual institutional members as members of the global SAR network unless the institution has separately agreed to seek membership. SAR and the Partner will agree on how to inform the Partner’s institutional members of the new partner network and to invite their participation. This shall include sharing SAR’s ‘Institutional Membership Agreement.’ PART 4: OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTICIPATION BY THE PARTNER & PARTNER NETWORK MEMBERS (OPTIONAL) Participation in any specific SAR activity, including hosting scholars, is at the discretion of each institution. SAR provides opportunities for Partners and partner network members to engage at all levels, including: (1) Hosting lectures, panels and other events, including SAR Speaker Series events, featuring SAR scholars; (2) Advocating on behalf of imprisoned, detained or unjustly prosecuted scholars through the Scholars in Prison Project or through a faculty-led Student Advocacy Seminar; (3) Promoting academic freedom through the Academic Freedom Monitoring Project and related research; (4) Hosting threatened scholars as temporary visitors, students, researchers, or professors. Affiliates will have access to courageous and inspiring educators for academic visits and will receive direct assistance in making arrangements and in counseling scholar-visitors about relocation, adjustment, job searching and post-visit transitions; (5) Participating in SAR conferences on academic freedom, university autonomy and related higher education issues; (6) Student internship and alumni engagement, through public events and visiting scholar mentorship opportunities; (7) Helping to shape SAR’s priorities and direction, including by suggesting new activities.

PART 5: JOIN THE NETWORK

1. YES, [NAME OF INSTITUTION] ______agrees to form a partner network with Scholars at Risk, to be known as the ______.

2. OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE: 3. ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION:

Membership Levels Please select one. ______Title First Name Last Name  Sustaining Membership (US$ 5,000): This membership

______subscription reflects the costs of SAR services to scholars and Position at Institution institutions. Scholars at Risk Sustaining Members receive the full rights and opportunities of membership and will be recognized in ______the SAR website, events and communications. Email Phone  Contributing Membership (US$ 1,000): Institutions interested ______in exploring membership below the sustaining level are offered Mailing Address the opportunity to join at this level, reflecting SAR’s desire to ______encourage wide participation in the network. City State Zip Country Payment Method Please select one.  Check payable to “Scholars at Risk/NYU”  I agree to my personal data being stored and used to receive  Credit card: Visit www.scholarsatrisk.org. SAR-related information and offers, subject to SAR's Privacy  Wire transfer: Contact SAR for instructions. Policy.  Please send an invoice.  We would like to request a reduction to US$_____ or waiver.

4. SUBMIT FORM & PAYMENT: Scholars at Risk Network Email: [email protected] c/o New York University Tel: +1-212-998-2179

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FOUNDING STATEMENT OF THE SCHOLARS AT RISK NETWORK RECOGNIZING the central importance of scholarship, academic freedom, and higher education for the promotion and protection of peaceful, democratic societies; recognizing that academic communities worldwide, including scholars, administrators, students, and their institutions, have long been targets of attack by agents seeking to curtail expression, silence dissent, and control the flow of information in society; recognizing that such attacks, against any member of the global academic community, threaten the common educative mission of every member of that community; recognizing the shared responsibility of all scholars, administrators, students and their institutions to join in solidarity in defense of their colleagues; and further recognizing that past and on-going efforts to meet that responsibility on an individual, ad hoc, or emergency basis, despite much success, have failed to eliminate the need for common action, we RESOLVE that there should be established a permanent network of universities, colleges and similar centers of research, study and teaching; that this network, in collaboration with like minded institutions, groups and individuals, should dedicate itself to protecting the fundamental human rights of scholars and other members of the global academic community, including among them independent scholars, public intellectuals, writers, artists, and others engaged in the discovery, development and strengthening of the community of ideas; that among its activities, this network should devote its greatest energies to assisting scholars facing the most grave threats to their being and to their profession, including but not limited to threats resulting from displacement, discrimination, censorship, intimidation, harassment, and violence; that where these threats are of such gravity that other forms of assistance would prove ineffective or insufficient, the network should endeavor to provide positions of personal and professional sanctuary within its membership; and that although temporary, the design of these positions should be such as to assist scholars in resuming their careers; RESOLVE that this network should in addition charge itself with raising awareness, understanding of and respect for academic freedom (including its constituent freedoms of expression, opinion, and thought), higher education, scholarship, and the free exchange of ideas; promoting intervention and advocacy in defense of academic freedom and the human rights of scholars; and otherwise undertaking such activities as the network and its membership may in due course deem appropriate; and RESOLVE that this network should be known as the Scholars at Risk Network, and thereafter PLEDGE to support this network by receiving, disseminating and sharing information about the network, its aims and activities; by participating in activities to raise awareness and understanding of attacks on members of the academic community; and by encouraging the participation of colleagues and institutions in the network including, but not limited to, promoting where possible efforts to assist scholars at risk through provision of temporary academic positions or other suitable assistance. Adopted June 2000, at the University of Chicago. Incorporated into the bylaws of Scholars at Risk, Inc., as amended August 2, 2017.

PRIVACY

AT SCHOLARS AT RISK (SAR), WE UNDERSTAND THAT PRIVACY IS A VERY IMPORTANT ISSUE. IN THE COURSE OF SERVING OUR MISSION, SAR MAY RECEIVE INFORMATION WHICH MAY BE CONSIDERED “PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE,” “PERSONAL,” OR “SENSITIVE” UNDER RELEVANT LAWS AND REGULATIONS, INCLUDING FROM WEBSITES, FORMS, EMAILS, CORRESPONDENCE, OR PERSONAL COMMUNICATION. SAR DOES NOT SELL, LEASE, DISTRIBUTE, OR OTHERWISE USE SUCH INFORMATION FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN SHARING INFORMATION ABOUT SAR SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES. BY CONTINUING TO USE SAR’S SERVICES OR SUBMITTING PERSONAL INFORMATION TO US, YOU ARE AGREEING TO THE TERMS OF SAR'S PRIVACY POLICY, WHICH EXPLAINS HOW SAR HANDLES SUCH INFORMATION. YOU MAY MODIFY OR RESCIND YOUR CONSENT AT ANY TIME AT MANAGE PREFERENCES.