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"A Troublemakers’ Guide: Principles for Racial Justice Activists In the Face of State Repression"
This guide includes principles of anti-racist movement security, defending, building and supporting movements. This is a living document written primarily for white activists and majority-white organizations to speak to the ways that white supremacy in movements interacts with white supremacy of the state. -
"Re:Imagining Change How to use story-based strategy to win campaigns, build movements, and change the world"
Inspirational, inside look at the trailblazing methodology developed by the non-profit strategy and training organization, Center for Story-based Strategy. -
198 Methods of Nonviolent Indirect Action
Practitioners of nonviolent struggle have an entire arsenal of “nonviolent weapons” at their disposal. Listed here are 198 of them, classified into three broad categories: nonviolent protest and persuasion, noncooperation (social, economic, and political), and nonviolent intervention.Primer Organizing International Center on Nonviolent Conflict
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8 Ways You Can Help Protect Our Elections from a Cyber Attack
This year, Americans like you can play a vital role in protecting the vote by asking your state and local election officials if they are following the steps below: -
Action Party Toolkit
This toolkit has everything you need to start building grassroots power in your city, joining a network of NARAL members across the country who know that the resistance starts with each of us taking action in our own neighborhoods and cities. -
Active Listening
Active Listening with Leslie Boyd. You will learn how to engage those with different views to include the people whose minds you will never change, those you love, and those in the workplace. -
Affordable Housing Conversation Guide
According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, housing is considered affordable when a person pays no more than 30 percent of income toward housing costs, including utilities. When people pay more than 30 percent of income toward housing costs, they are considered “housing cost burdened,” and when they pay more than 50 percent, they are considered severely housing cost burdened. -
American Culture: Melting Pot or Salad Bowl or Something Else? Conversation Guide
American political leaders of all kinds throughout history have pointed out that American identity revolves around a set of ideals – life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. In his most famous speech, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. described America’s creed as an unfulfilled “promissory note” based on the idea that everyone deserves freedom, fairness, and equal opportunity to pursue happiness and advancement. People of good will often fundamentally agree, yet we struggle to find way to effectively work together. -
Anti-Choice Measures by State
A map of the laws and policies that restrict or expand reproductive freedom in your state. -
ATN Leaders Roundtable: Voter Registration Strategies and Best Practices
Progressive grassroots leaders from across the country present best practices and strategies for voter registration. -
Behavioral Guide to Political Participation
A brief evidence-based guide to political participation. -
Blueprints for Change Organizing Manual
14 detailed how-to guides on cutting-edge approaches to organizing -
Breaking Away: Exploring the Third Party Millennial “Protest” Vote of 2016
Qualitative research among “protest” voters with an emphasis on millennials of color, who voted 3rd party or did not vote in 2016, but previously voted for Barack Obama. -
Bridging Supper Guidebook
Everything you need to know to host your own dinner — from pointers on how to create an inviting and intimate space to how to break the ice. -
Building a People-Powered Campaign: Grassroots Recruitment and Leadership Development
This training digs in to the process of building your base, identifying strong leaders early on, and creating a maximally powerful volunteer team -- so that your campaign is ready to move forward with a shared sense of purpose in the intensity of a 24-hours news cycle. -
Building Coalitions: People, Process, and Power
Learn about how coordinated actions with broader constituencies yield greater impact, leverage power, and voices of grassroots voters are amplified. -
Building Your Twitter Following - Tools Update
This webinar walks through tips for using the new version of Tweepi and want to learn about how such a tool can be helpful. -
Campus Empowerment Training: Fundraising
This session includes developing a fundraising plan, identifying donor sources and motivations, tactics and making the ask. The trainers are Ben Eckstein and Monique Teal. -
Campus Empowerment Training: Groundswell
The goals of this session include understanding slates and coalitions, choosing your slate, building relationships and making the ask. The trainers are Athena Salman and Monique Teal.
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