Click Back America
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Click Back America was the brain child of college friends Ari Rabin-Havt and Ben Brandzel, that builds on the work they did with [1] organizing students to promote microfinance in the developing world.
Working in partnership with the MoveOn.org Voter Fund, Click Back America eventually rebranded as MoveOn Student Action. During 2004 the organization delivered the largest student petition ever to George Bush, "Rejecting his credit" and demanding more accountability for the federal deficit.
MoveOn Student Action and Click Back America represent the largest student group in the United States with over 170,000 members affiliated with over 2,300 schools in all 50 states.
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