What is noncooperation? Here is a collection of resources curated by the Commons librarians about what noncooperation is, how to do noncooperation and examples from around the world.
Tactics are the exciting part of any campaign – the actions that involve people, put pressure on powerholders, and make a splash in the media. This topic includes activities to choose your tactics from a wealth of options, case studies that showcase different tactics, and the nitty gritty of organising particular actions.
What is noncooperation? Here is a collection of resources curated by the Commons librarians about what noncooperation is, how to do noncooperation and examples from around the world.
The Accountability Session is a tactic used in community organising to demonstrate power and hold decision-makers accountable.
Data driven tool for activists that is trained on thousands of past nonviolent campaigns and tactics to help you plan your next move.
What are tripods? A curated collection of resources about what they are, how to use them, and examples from around the world.
A timeline and video of blockades against logging, development, mining in Australia and around the world from the 1970s to the 1990s.
This Scouting Manual for Activists helps you think about all the things you need to plan a successful and safe action tactic.
What are sit-ins? Here is a curated collection of resources about what they are, how to do a sit-in, and examples from around the world.
A report and analysis of the different strategies and tactics used to curb the fossil fuel industry by the Social Change Lab in the UK.
What are flash mobs? Here is a curated collection of resources about what they are, how to do a flash mob, and examples from around the world.
Here are tips for hanging a large protest banner or a flag from a bridge or monument. It is an effective tactic to draw attention to a cause.
What is noncooperation? Here is a collection of resources curated by the Commons librarians about what noncooperation is, how to do noncooperation and examples from around the world.
The Accountability Session is a tactic used in community organising to demonstrate power and hold decision-makers accountable.
Data driven tool for activists that is trained on thousands of past nonviolent campaigns and tactics to help you plan your next move.
What are tripods? A curated collection of resources about what they are, how to use them, and examples from around the world.
A timeline and video of blockades against logging, development, mining in Australia and around the world from the 1970s to the 1990s.
This Scouting Manual for Activists helps you think about all the things you need to plan a successful and safe action tactic.
What are sit-ins? Here is a curated collection of resources about what they are, how to do a sit-in, and examples from around the world.
A report and analysis of the different strategies and tactics used to curb the fossil fuel industry by the Social Change Lab in the UK.
What are flash mobs? Here is a curated collection of resources about what they are, how to do a flash mob, and examples from around the world.
Here are tips for hanging a large protest banner or a flag from a bridge or monument. It is an effective tactic to draw attention to a cause.