Students for Abundance at Berkeley is a campus chapter of a national movement advocating for more housing, energy, infrastructure, and government capacity. Members advance the "Abundance Agenda" through speaker series, courses, and projects with campus administration. The club draws on the political framework from Derek Thompson and Ezra Klein's book and aims to shape students into leaders who push for constructive, forward-thinking policy rather than accepting a smaller, less ambitious future.
ApplicationsApplications close at 11:59pm ET on Monday, June 29
Events They Host
Camp Abundance
Annual national gathering for undergraduate students and recent grads (under 3 years post-grad) in Washington, D.C. Includes an opening reception dinner on Friday evening (July 31, 2026) and a full day of private sessions, lightning talks, and networking on Saturday (August 1, 2026). Features meetings with leading figures in the movement. No registration fee; travel and hotel provided for attendees outside D.C. Attendance is application-based with a cap of 100 participants.