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  • Democracy Resource Hub logo. Text reads 'Democracy Resource Hub' in white capital letters on turquoise background. Illustration of people in different colours standing on each others shoulders in a pyramid formation holding up the world. The illustration is by Veronika Belcheva (CC-BY-NC-SA)|Heading reads '198 methods of non violent action. Logo on left hand side of Albert Einstein Institute. Two columns containing lists.|Report cover. Heading reads Fostering a Fourth Democratic Wave: A Playbook for Countering the Authoritarian Threat By Hardy Merriman

    Democracy Resource Hub

    The Democracy Resource Hub offers curated tools and connections for democracy practitioners worldwide. Access resources on civic engagement, nonviolent action, peacebuilding, and strategic planning.

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    Democracy Resource Hub Directory of Networks, Training Organizations, and Resource Libraries

    Explore a comprehensive directory of global networks, training organizations, and resource libraries dedicated to strengthening democracy. Find tools for nonviolent action, peacebuilding, strategic planning, and narrative strategies.

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    Art, Anxiety and Activism

    What can activists do to reduce feelings of worry and anxiety? 3 art therapy exercises for mindfulness, relaxation and anxiety management.

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    Problem Framing Canvas Handbook and Template

    Not quite sure how to start figuring out what the actual problem is you are trying to solve? Here is a guide and template to help you think about framing your problem before jumping into problem solving.

  • Title reads 'Workers Rights Hub: Start Here'. Collage of black and white cut out photos of people from different backgrounds in different work roles. For example there is a man riding a bike as a food delivery rider and a woman working at a computer. There is also a group of people protesting holding signs.|Title reads 'The Fall (and Rise?) of Unions in the US". Ripped paper representing mountains at the bottom under title.

    Workers Rights Hub: Start Here

    The Workers Rights Hub contains a wide range of resources to support people engaged in organising, campaigning and narrative change for economic justice, labor rights and the future of work.

  • Title reads 'Social Cooperatives'. Three cut out photos of people. First one is a man carrying a basket of food

    Social Cooperatives

    Explore these resources from the Democracy Policy Network on how social cooperatives can ensure that the growing caring economy is co-created by caretakers and communities.

  • screenshot of the website - https://www.bargainingforthecommongood.org/resources/ Title reads 'Resources'. There is a top image with a photo of banners related to climate justice. Underneath image is text.|Report cover - Title reads 'Concrete Examples of Bargaining for the Common Good'. Bargaining for the Common Good Network at the top.

    Bargaining for the Common Good

    Resources for union leaders, community organisations, and researchers on how you can join together and bargain for the common good from the Bargaining for the Common Good Network.

  • Cesar Chavez on march from Mexican border to Sacramento with United Farm Workers. One man is carrying a flag. Title reads 'Chicano! The Struggle in the Fields".

    Chicano! The Struggle in the Fields: Documentary about the Farm Workers Movement

    Watch this documentary about César Chávez and his efforts to organise farm workers in the central valley of California, United States.

  • Title reads "Learning about racial capitalism." The word capitalism is under a piece of ripped paper.

    Learning about Racial Capitalism

    What is racial capitalism and why does it matter? Watch and listen to these resources by Robin D.G. Kelly, a Professor of US history at the University of California.

  • Title reads "Learn from George Lakey". A portrait black and white photo of George Lakey smiling wearing a shirt and jumper.|Book cover - Title reads 'Facilitating Group Learning: Strategies for Success with Diverse Leaders'. a gorup of people sitting in a room with a person standing before them explaining something.|Screenshot of webpage for training for change.|Screenshot of the Choose Democracy website. Text reads ;Choose Democracy stands against Trump’s authoritarian regime. We’re democracy-loving people. We share practical actions and lessons from around the globe to fight autocrats. What can I do? Get our updates".|Book cover - Title reads 'Dancing with History A Life for Peace and Justice'. George Lakey smiling is being arrested by police.|Documentary poster - titled 'Citizen George'. George Lakey is smiling as he is arrested by police.|Book cover - Title reads 'strategy for a living revolution george lakey'. Abstract image of a cube with 9 pieces. The last piece in the top left is hovering and falling into place.|Book cover - Title reads 'Viking Economics: How the Scandinavians got it right - and How We Can

    Learn from George Lakey: Activist, Strategist, Trainer and Author

    A curated selection of resources from the Commons librarians featuring the prolific and inspiring work of U.S. activist George Lakey. Dive in to explore his many influential movement projects and books.

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