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Recruitment and Integration Streams for New Members
Discussion, case studies, and activities from We Do Democracy concerning how to recruit, engage and integrate new members.
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Community as Strategy: 10 Ways to Create Belonging and Power Where You Live
In a time of multiple crises this zine provides time tested tools to make collective action work.
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Using Civic Technology to Facilitate Meaningful Engagement
How digital tools can support listening, deliberation, participation, accountability, and action when paired with thoughtful design.
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Gig Workers, Organising, Unions and Algorithms: A Curated Collection
This collection brings together key research, guides, case studies and analyses exploring how gig workers navigate digital platforms, work instability, unions and algorithms.
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Insights from the Frontlines of Kenya
Kenya’s 2024 Finance Bill protests sparked a youth-led movement that challenged corruption, won key reforms and reshaped civic activism amid state repression—powerful insights from the frontlines.
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Climate Change and the Affordability Crisis in the Global North – Zine and Report
Resources and research findings to help climate movements in the Global North counter far-right narratives and effectively communicate the link between climate change and affordability.
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Narrative Power and Collective Action: Conversations with People Working to Change Narratives for Social Good
‘Narrative power and collective action’ is a collection of curated conversations between Isabel Crabtree-Condor, a Knowledge Broker at Oxfam, and a diverse group of people working in the narrative change and collective action space.
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People, Power, Change: Organizing for Democratic Renewal by Marshall Ganz
Marshall Ganz’s new book “People, Power, Change: Organizing for Democratic Renewal” explores strategies for revitalizing democracy through organizing.
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Movement Learning Catalyst: A Guide to Learning for Systemic Change
Guide for experienced activists and organisers in social movements who are keen to enhance their effectiveness in effecting systemic change.
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Cheeky and Disorganized: Nannagogy and the Knitting Nannas
Learn about the 6 characteristics of the Knitting Nannas, groups of cheeky, disorganised, supportive older women activists against fracking.
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