Action Skills
You can learn how to take action! Below, you’ll find various PDFs to help you improve your skills in organizing safe and effective actions.
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Affinity groupBefore an action, it's wise to form an affinity group, for when violence is used, panic arises, or you feel like you're losing control. | MobilizationA brief guide about mobilizing for a demonstration. What is needed to get a lot of people to your demonstration? |
Crowd CareCrowd Care is a team that belongs to the organization with the special task of ensuring that a demonstration or manifestation proceeds as the organization wants it to. | Arrest Support GroupThe role of the Arrest Support Group (AG) may vary per demonstration but generally provides practical support for actions for people who are arrested. |
Quick Decision MakingIn some situations, such as during a civil disobedience action, you lack the time and space to have an extensive meeting about every decision. You then need a different model that enables you to make quick decisions. | Notifying the Municipality of a DemonstrationIn this guide, we provide you with explanations, tips, and points of attention for how to approach the notification of your demonstration. At the bottom, you will find a completed document that can serve as an example with some additional tips. |
An Effective Petition for a Winning CampaignIn this guide, we describe in 11 steps what you can do to use an effective petition for a winning campaign. | Forest OccupationDo you want to prevent a forest or a group of trees from being cut down, and have you tried all other means (such as lobbying, legal proceedings, collecting signatures)? Then climb a tree. |
