colleges in the network for intellectuals fleeing persecution and violence. Scholars are referred to the network for assessment, referrals or transition assistance. Advocacy Scholars at Risk advocates on behalf of academics, writers, artists, and other intellectuals who are threatened in their home countries. SAR organizes global campaigns to support imprisoned scholars and students. It engages students in Student Advocacy Seminars and Legal Clinics to learn real-world research and advocacy skills. Adam Braver at Roger Williams University is the Coordinator of the Advocacy Seminars. In the US Student Advocacy Days are also organized. SAR also conducts research with a network of volunteer researchers for the Academic Freedom Monitoring Project. In 2017 Scholars at Risk supported the production of We Are Syrians book that included the stories of three Syrian women's experiences in the Syria Civil War. Academic Freedom Monitoring Project The monitoring project collects data on defined attacks on higher education. These are gathered by contributing researchers who report and analyze incidents, track down sources and witnesses and help to develop advocacy responses. Every year the Free to Think report is published highlighting these incidents. Learning SAR organizes various activities which support learning about academic freedom, such as an Annual Global Conference, faculty/researcher workshops, SAR Speaker series, research groups, workshops on promoting higher education values. SAR has recently created a MOOC called Dangerous Questions in collaboration with the University of Oslo. Some scholars who SAR has advocated or is advocating for Abdulqadir Jalaleddin, China Ahmadreza Djalali, Iran Gokarakonda Naga Saibaba, India Hatoon Al-Fassi, Saudi Arabia Ilham Tohti, China Khalil Al-Halwachi, Bahrain Sivasubramaniam Raveendranath, Sri Lanka Niloufar Bayani, Iran Nasser bin Ghaith, United Arab Emirates Omid Kokabee, Iran Patrick George Zaki, Egypt Rahile Dawut, China Tashpolat Tiyip, China Xiyue Wang, Iran Structure In 2003, the network headquarters relocated from the University of Chicago to the New York City campus of New York University. In 2018 a European office was opened in Ireland at Maynooth University. SAR has sections in different countries which coordinate activities of SAR members in that country. SAR Sections In 2005, SAR and partners began organizing SAR 'sections' and 'partner networks' around the world, building a global community pledged to help scholars and promote academic freedom everywhere. SAR sections were established in Israel (2005, now dormant), the United Kingdom (2006, with CARA), the Netherlands (2009, with UAF), Ireland (2009, with Universities Ireland), Norway (2011), Canada (2012), Switzerland (2015), Sweden