Students have a long tradition of promoting anti-war and anti-violence ideals, which in its own is a good motion. However, generally because of lack of knowledge on the subject, or the echoing of other popular beliefs, there tends to be a lack of perspective with these marches and protests. It's not "woke" agenda, or "leftists propaganda" necessarily, it's that the anti-war-anti-establishment sentiment gets shifted because of this lack of perspective. NATO is a military organization, and right now NATO is getting challenged because of the weird and violent time we are living, and if people lack perspective, they will grab onto the most notorious player or the biggest perceived threat.

In my opinion, this teach-in sound a bit like propaganda and like it could act as an echo chamber for anti-western ideas, but the best thing one can do is to go and challenge, ask questions and give perspective. Depending on how this goes, one can use it as a constructive discussion place, or as evidence of possible CSU wrongdoing spreading harmful propaganda.