Strategy & Organizing
Organizing is the act of organizing resistance and taking leadership to enable people to use the resources they already have to enforce social change.
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Organizing and StrategyOrganizing is a strategy and a method that has been used very successfully in trade unions, the climate movement, emancipation movements, and human rights movements to bring people together around a problem or shared interest, and to force social change. | Motivating peopleHow to motivate people to take a role or task in your organization and then stay? Guide 'Motivating people' |
The Inverted TriangleThis guide provides insight into the Inverted Triangle: a grassroots approach to power that flows upwards. | The Tactical StarThe Tactical Star is a tool for determining your action plan and examines eight important aspects that play a role in every action. |
The Movement Action PlanThe Movement Action Plan was developed in the 1980s by Bill Moyer and is a good tool for a movement to identify powerlessness among activists, to keep them motivated, and to recognize success. | No Burnout BingoNo Burnout Bingo is a fun tool that can help you prevent burnout within your group. Bingo is a collection of all kinds of self-care activities that can help you make your activism and your life more sustainable. |
Four Roles in Social ChangeThis guide describes four roles that are necessary to bring about social change: responsible citizens, rebels, organizers, and reformers. | Recruiting Volunteers with the Barnstorming MethodThe 'barnstorming method' from Bernie Sanders' campaign offers an inspiring example of how to recruit, train, and support volunteers. |
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. | Ladders of EngagementA guide to systemically offer the right people the right way to join your movement. |
198 Nonviolent Action MethodsActions are the tools of a campaign. There are countless actions imaginable that can be roughly divided into protesting, persuading, intervening, and non-cooperation. | Campaign CanvasA successful campaign depends on many different factors, and because all of these elements come together, this canvas serves as a method to create an initial outline of a coherent campaign strategy. |
13 Rules of Organizing13 Rules from Saul Alinsky's book, briefly summarized. | Protect your peopleThe best protection for active members is a large, prepared, and active group around them that stands in solidarity. |
12 Tips for a succesful fundraiserHow to make your fundraiser a success. | Identifying the issues that motivate people into taking actionWe work with the concept of BOND themes, in Dutch BOND stands for broadly supported, solvable, timely, and deeply felt. Guide 'Identifying issues that motivate people into taking action' |
