How to Mobilise in a Closed Country when you’re Working Remotely
This 350.org presentation shares reflections and lessons learned from organising and mobilising in China remotely from Taiwan.
Organising builds power by engaging and connecting people in collective action. The resources gathered here educate and inform about the craft of organising. You’ll find case studies, articles, practical tips, and training materials.
This 350.org presentation shares reflections and lessons learned from organising and mobilising in China remotely from Taiwan.
The Leaderful Organizing Toolkit is a comprehensive resource that offers practical guidance, tools, and examples for fostering leadership and collective action within organizations and movements.
A comprehensive and broad range of books to read if you are Interested in activism, campaigning, organising, social change and justice.
Grassroots activism often lacks funding & support but the Global Grassroots Support Network (GGSN) has brought together organizers to tackle common challenges and share resources.
Reaching across difference using authentic relational conversations and organising to build a pro-democracy movement in the United States.
Rules for Radicals is a book by community activist and writer Saul D. Alinsky about how to successfully run a movement for change.
Rukiya, a 350.org organiser in Kenya, shares stories of how they recruited people for the African DeCOALinise Campaign.
This Knowledge Roundup about organizing against the far right is from the Global Grassroots Support Network (GGSN).
Rukiya, a 350.org organiser in Kenya, shares stories of how they recruited people for the African DeCOALinise Campaign.
The manual provides step by step actions for those who want to do something about hate, not only for the immediate aftermath of a hateful act, but for years to come to improve their community.
Timeline case study of direct action to voter registration follows the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee SNCC (US) from 1960 – 1962.
Learn what “red lines” needed to be held during the election, step-by-step information for organizing in your community, and lessons from the field of civil resistance that can be applied to make change on a range of issues.
Examples and lessons from 350.org of different ways Movement Support Teams can work. Movement Support Teams are peer-to-peer learning.
These lessons from 350.org share four different organising responses from different countries to climate impacts.
Lessons learned from 350.org Canada’s “Climate Welcome” protest that pressured Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to take bold climate action.
Virginia Tognola chronicles how practical solidarity in the form of street kitchens and the “popular pot” has not only enabled migrants and others in Argentina to survive but also raise issues and campaign against sub-standard living conditions.
Here is a collection of community organizing resources in French from Organisez-Vous (Organize!) in France.
Resources produced and compiled by the Australian Services Union for workers organising around climate change and extreme weather related workplace health & safety.
In this article Denver, Colorado based group Warm Cookies of the Revolution outline how they use innovative arts and cultural programs to help people exercise their “Civic Health” and engage in social change.
An exploration of different organising models being utilised in Australia/NZ: Decentralised organising, Directed network and Strike Circles.