as student activism and community organizing became one of his passions, robbins traveled to other surrounding campuses to help other students establish their own sds chapters. while traveling back to the cleveland area, ohio sds regional staff member lisa meisel and several other students passed out leaflets that drew about a hundred people to case western reserve university to hear robbins and ayers talk about the possibility of a revolution. they addressed the issues of the draft, university complicity, women's liberation, and the protest of the upcoming presidential election. the following day, robbins and ayers led sixty students in a "shout-down" demonstration disrupting presidential candidate hubert humphrey's speech.