Claim your place

Students building what comes next

Bring the movement to your campus.

Turn conversations about housing, work and ownership into a community ready to build. Help students discover Built By DAO, connect their skills and bring local ideas into the work.

Register your campus interestExplore the visual guides
Young adults planning a neighborhood project outside a brick workshop.

Make the connection

A good organizer makes participation possible.

Campus ambassadors introduce the model through useful conversations and concrete opportunities to take part. You do not need to explain everything at once. Start with what matters to the people around you.

Bring people together

Host a small conversation, connect with a student organization or bring a group to explore a visual guide. Give people a clear way to ask questions and stay involved.

Make the idea understandable

Use BBD’s guides to show how spaces, skills and investment can support a community. Create content that connects the model to student life.

Explore this

Connect skills to useful work

Find the designers, makers, researchers, storytellers and organizers who want to contribute. Help people see a role for what they already know.

Explore this

From interest to involvement

Start with the place you know.

Strong campus outreach begins with local context. Tell us about your school, the communities you are part of and the kind of activity you would enjoy organizing.

Introduce yourself

Register your interest below. Choose contributor and include your city so the team can place your inquiry in its local context.

Explore a useful first step

A conversation with a student group, a short explainer or research into local spaces can make a focused starting point. Scope and responsibilities come through the follow-up conversation.

Build on what works

Collect questions, share what people respond to and help improve the next invitation. An active campus connection grows through useful participation.

A few useful answers

Before you take the next step.

Do I need a particular major?

The work can draw on many backgrounds, including design, communications, research, organizing and making. Tell us what you enjoy doing and how you would like to contribute.

Is this a job application?

This form registers your interest in campus involvement. The team can discuss the role, scope, availability and any compensation arrangements directly before you make a commitment.