Power- Commons Library

Factors to Consider when Shaping Strategic Choices

Factors and questions to consider when shaping strategic choices in developing your campaign strategy. Factors are the trends, forces, and questions to consider in making strategic choices.

Just Power: A Guide for Activists and Changemakers

A toolkit for activists and changemakers about power by JASS Associates. It includes many activities and is in English, Spanish & Indonesian.

Campaign Boot Camp

Resources from Campaign Bootcamp – a UK-based charity that gave people the skills, confidence and community to run powerful campaigns.

Power: Training and Planning Tools

Training resources for changemakers including workshop exercises, activities and templates to explore in a group setting more about power.

Power and Connection – Exploring how Organisations Engage with Communities

The Loci of Power and Connection (LOPAC) framework is a tool for civil society organisations to use to consider their role and activities.

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Transformational Ethical Story Telling (TEST) Framework

The Transformational Ethical Story Telling (T.E.S.T.) framework, principles and guide by Our Race creates safer spaces for Story Holders.

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Storytelling with Community: Applying Co-design Principles in Collaborative Storytelling for Advocacy Campaigns

Tips, tools, and a presentation from a workshop session for digital storytellers and organisers working with affected communities.

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What Makes Narrative Change So Hard?

What makes narrative change so hard? Brett Davidson explores how activists must expose unjust power dynamics & envision viable alternatives.

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Feminist Influencing Basket of Resources

This Feminist Influencing Basket of Resources guides you through tools and activities to make visible the many systems of oppression.

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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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