
The See You Collective
The See You Collective redistributes funds to community members at Clark University for rent, utilities, medication, tuition, and more. This organization is not affiliated with Clark University.

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About
The SYC operates on the essential tenets and principles of mutual aid. Providing funds to house and feed our neighbors is not charity, but an act grounded in the knowledge that we all owe care and solidarity to one another, and must collaborate to ensure that our neighbors can afford housing, transportation, medical care, and education. Redistributing what we have to make sure everyone’s needs are met is a collective obligation, and our work moves towards that end in a material as well as an ideological sense.
We value action, an anti-saviorist approach, intersectionality, anonymity, and dignity in meeting people’s material needs. The SYC and its allies aspire towards a society where all members have the dignity, resources, power, and self-determination to fully thrive. Our mission is realized in the services we provide, as well as in the vision we promote; mutual aid is a radical practice of resistance in a capitalist system, and our work introduces it to members of our community who may not have encountered it before.
We are an independent group and intentionally disaffiliated from the institution of Clark University.