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SDS believed the University played an important role in stimulating intellectual conversation on American political life. Therefore, they encouraged students and professors to actively participate in the world around them.

SDS proposed a new concept, "participatory democracy." This meant participating in government went beyond placing a ballot on election day.

Stop the Draft Week takes place. The exact dates of the beginning and end of Stop the Draft Week were not found, but October 20, 1967 was a date during the week.

Students wanted the university to discontinue its investment in Dow Chemical because it was directly supporting the war.

Moderator Eric Wolf read this statement by National Security Advisor McGeorge Bundy, who withdrew at the last minute, at the beginning of the National Teach-In.

The ACLU released a statement in disagreement with U of M's compliance with HUAC. They believed the civil liberties of U of M students and faculty should have been protected by the University.

President Lyndon Johnson's speech at University of Michigan about the "War on Poverty."

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