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Disagreeing Better
In a time of increased polarisation, bias, and judgement, reinforced and deepened by the technological landscape, we must learn to speak well with people we disagree with. This resource runs through a skills workshop on Disagreeing Better, run at Progress 2026 by Jordy Nijenhuis from Dare to be Grey.
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Creative Resistance: Lessons from Minneapolis, Minnesota
The people of Minneapolis have organised powerful, creative, joyful resistance to ICE, pushing back against brutality and authoritarianism.
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Narrative Research and Solidarity Infrastructure
Resources about narrative and solidarity infrastructure, how to measure these infrastructures and conduct narrative research for collective action.
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Prepare for a Protest Checklist
This checklist is for anyone attending protests, direct actions, demonstrations, or events where police presence is expected.
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Digital Security Checklists for Activists
Accessible digital and physical safety advice for people resisting authoritarianism, with practical checklists to support safer decisions.
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Insight from the Frontlines – India
This article is about the rise of authoritarianism in India and impacts on Non government Organisations NGOs and grassroots groups.
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‘We saw ourselves as ratbags’: The Australian Student Environment Network
A history of the Australian Student Environment Network and its support for First Nations, climate, anti-logging and other campaigns.
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Strong Movements Share Knowledge! Webinar & Resources
A session co-presented by GGSN and The Commons, with tips for gathering and sharing movement knowledge, including examples from people around the world.
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How to Turn Extreme Weather Tragedies into Climate Victories
After an extreme weather event, climate organizers can seize the opportunity to push for tangible policy change.
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Supporter Engagement
This resource covers where to find new supporters, how to engage them, approaches to deepening and maintaining those relationships, and a list of practical supporter-focused tactics.
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