Templates, Worksheets and Checklists

3 purple arrows of various shades going in a circle to the right. They represent the Delegation Cycle. Text reads '1. Agree on expections. 2. Stay engaged. 3. Create accountability and learning. 4. Adapt to fit the context.'|Book cover. Title reads 'Managing to change the world The nonprofit manager's guide to getting results.' Authors are Alison Green and Jerry Hauser.

Managing to Change the World: The Delegation Cycle

Learn how to management & delegate better with the Delegation Cycle from Alison Green’s and Jerry Hauser’s book Managing to Change the World.

Digital Tools Assessment Template

Handy template to assess the digital tools currently in your organization or campaign toolbox and how those tools can be leveraged to build or deepen capacities.

Title reads 'Writing a Solidarity Statement: Think about'. Different arrows from Think about lead to four different considerations to think about.|Screenshot of page from PDF publication titled 'Writing a Solidarity Statement Considerations and Process Questions'.|Screenshot of page from PDF publication titled 'Writing a Solidarity Statement Considerations and Process Questions'.|Screenshot of page from PDF publication titled 'Writing a Solidarity Statement Considerations and Process Questions'.

Writing a Solidarity Statement: Considerations and Process Questions

A guide to writing a solidarity statement by the Building Movement Project including examples of inspiring statements from different groups.

Leaderful Organizing Tool: DARCI Grid to Clarify Roles and Responsibilities

The DARCI grid (template) is a leaderful organising tool which allows for clarity in the distribution of roles and responsibilities.

Building a Resiliency Network: A Toolkit for Building Community Resilience during a Contentious Election Cycle

This toolkit offers simple, step-by-step guidance and worksheets for leaders seeking to take decisive steps to create resilience to violence in their communities.

Four people with disabilities in a row. Two are wheelchair users. One man is holding a cane. One man is pointing up to the title which reads How to do inclusive research.

How to do Inclusive Research: Tips and Ideas

Here are some tips and ideas of ways to make your research more inclusive when working with people with disability.

Four people with disabilities in a row. Two are wheelchair users. One man is holding a cane. One man is pointing up to the title which reads What is inclusive research?|Four people with disabilities in a row. Two are wheelchair users. One man is holding a cane. One man is pointing up to the title which reads How to do inclusive research.|Report cover title in white reads Why am I always being researched? A guidebook for community organizations

What is Inclusive Research?

Guidelines, examples and tips to facilitate inclusive research practices and promote co-ownership of research with people with disability.

SNAP: Synergizing Nonviolent Action and Peacebuilding: An Action Guide

A strategic framework for activists, peacebuilders, and organizers working to transform violent conflict and advance a just peace.

A stall in the community. A colourful cart holds a sign saying 'Have Your Say'. 5 community members stand around a poster outlining the community issue.|Community Organising Framework|13 Community Organising Principles of Practice represented in an illustrated way with groups of people and roads all interconnected.

High Trees Community Organising Self Assessment Toolkit

The High Trees Community Organising Self Assessment Toolkits will help you improve and track your progress in utilising a Community Organising approach.

Get in Formation: A Community Safety Toolkit

Security & safety practices, Verbal De-escalation, Office and Organizational Safety, and Security for events and actions by Vision Change Win.

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