Inclusivity- Commons Library

Making Movements and Advocacy Accessible

Making movements accessible: Best practice principles and takeaways to improve the accessibility and inclusivity of your next event or email.

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Make Your Training Work for Neuro Spicy Brains

Tips and ideas from Eleisha Mullane about how to make your training events and spaces work and supportive of neurodivergent brains.

Testing Change: Insights for Youth Inclusion

Insights from the Testing Change Project about improving in youth engagement by civil society organizations.

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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.

10 Tips for how the Climate Movement can Improve Experiences for Activists with Diverse Health Needs

Researchers interviewed climate activists about their physical and mental health experiences. Here are 10 tips based on the activists’ experiences, insights and recommendations.

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Leaderful Organizing Tool: Diversity Welcome

This activity makes visible the margins of the group and aims to support group members to feel seen and welcomed.

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Justice, Diversity & Inclusion: Start Here

Find a comprehensive list of resources from The Commons Social Change Library on diversity, inclusion and solidarity in social movements.

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Belonging Design Principles: Guide for Building Belonging

A set of principles and practices that can root out inequality and exclusion while helping us turn toward, rather than against, each other.

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Journey of Inclusion: Interactive Tool for Organisations

Inclusive Activation Series Card Deck – For organisations seeking to be more genuinely inclusive to their employees, members, & communities.

Making Protest Accessible: Tips and Checklists for Actions

Tips and checklists for planning and running accessible protests and other actions.

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