BOOKMARKS ARE YOUR FRIEND
These resources are libraries in their own right. So don't expect to absorb it all at first, just remember to review, come back, and always be learning.
| LINK | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| 350.org | A cutting edge collection of tools to help you share knowledge, build relationships and lead effective workshops. If you are wondering how you will host your next meeting, or what process you should facilitate within your team this library is for you. |
| The Commons Library | Includes 1000+ educational resources in a range of formats. Topics include campaign strategy, community organizing, working effectively in groups, justice and diversity, creative activism, and much more. You can browse by topics, formats and collections and choose to listen, watch or read. |
| Beautiful Trouble | A book, web toolbox and international network of artist-activist trainers whose mission is to make grassroots movements more creative and more effective. It is an extraordinary collection of stories, insights and principles to inspire your next creative action. |
| The Activist Handbook | Consists of 450+ guides and 4.7K external resources to help you make more impact with your next campaign. Learn how to become an activist, plan a political campaign strategy, and start a grassroots movement – all while not burning out. |
| EJAtlas – Global Atlas of Environmental Justice | The EJAtlas is a valuable resource for teaching, networking, and advocacy. It serves strategists, activists, scholars, and teachers, as well as citizens interested in often overlooked conflicts. The map is useful for social and environmental curricula, and researchers, journalists, and bloggers can explore cases and patterns. Activists can study past campaigns to strategize, while groups working on similar issues can connect with potential allies. |
| The Movement Learning Catalyst | The Movement Learning Catalyst platform is an action-learning platform, which aims to nurture the interconnected movements, realities and responsive strategies needed to challenge systems of oppression we face today. |
| Civil Disobedience Toolkit: A guide to civil disobedience by Amnesty International | This toolkit is aimed at organizations who are contemplating the use of civil disobedience. It sets out key principles when engaging in civil disobedience and the steps to use civil disobedience effectively, including planning, risk assessment, decision-making, implementation and evaluation. It also provides guidance on when and how to engage in acts of civil disobedience in a way that maintains the organization’s duty of care to those acting on its calls for civil disobedience and mitigates reputational, financial, legal and other risks. |
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