Actipedia
A free, open-access, user-generated digital database of creative activism.
Education
Learn about the world through this growing collection of eye-opening lectures, podcasts, articles, books, and more that you won't find in school.
Blueprints for Revolution
A comprehensive guide based on Srdja Popovic’s 2015 book "Blueprint for Revolution: How to Use Rice Pudding, Lego
Methods for Winning Over an Opponent
If you're trying to build community, coalition, influence, or just wanna help someone to come around to your
How to: Set Up a Lending Library
A step-by-step guide on setting up a lending library of things –whether it be equipment, kitchen tools, camping gear, art
Community Resource Hub's Policing Library
The largest collection of education materials, organizing tools, and reports exclusively dedicated to the issue of policing, in the world.
Protest Safety Guide
A protest safety guide that includes downloadable resources to help you get prepared before, during and after a protest.
Seeds for Change
A collection of articles about campaign skill development, consensus decision making, facilitation, skills for working in groups, resources for co-ops
SocioEco: A Solidarity Economy Library
An online library dedicated to the social and solidarity economy and its associated concepts. It contains documents in 5 main
How to: Make Your Activism More Accessible
A guide compiled with grassroots knowledge for grassroots activists. It was developed as a rapid response to a question raised
Understanding & Harnessing the Polarizing Effects of Protest
A insightful 2-part written series by Paul & Mark Engler on why protests work (even when not everybody likes them)
The Resistance Guide: How to Sustain Social Movements to Win
An essential handbook informed by past social movements for anyone who wants to understand what makes movements succeed and how
The Progressive Organizing & Campaign Manual
14 detailed how-to guides on cutting-edge approaches that draw on the combined knowledge of over 100 experienced progressive campaigners, organizers
How to: Strengthen Local Connections for Community Resilience
Building strong, resilient networks with the people around you is the best way we have to prepare for the difficult
Vice President Henry Wallace on American Fascism
Read this juicy article by 1944 US Vice President, Henry Wallace, as he defines American Fascism in the New York
Waging Nonviolence
An online publication reporting on nonviolent direct action campaigns (strategies, successes, losses, and learnings) from social movements around the world.
