For actions and demonstrations the role of support in a civil disobedience action is crucial to those risking arrest. Support people accept the responsibility of being contacts to the outside once a member of the group is arrested. During and after a mass action support members need to stay in touch with support people from other groups, for information sharing and emotional support.
Read MoreFrom National Guardsmen laying down their shields to bus drivers refusing to take protesters to jail, activists are tapping into a powerful principle of nonviolence resistance
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Read MoreIf you are facing eviction or are at risk of eviction, it’s not your fault. It’s the fault of a whole system of banks, property owners, and management companies that exist to make massive profits at the expense of your safety.
Read MoreCities like Philadelphia know that we're holding decision makers accountable for their support of the police. You too can find the decision-makers at home for peaceful protest.
Read MoreThe Pre-During-Post Action checklist you need. From our friends at Beautiful Trouble
Read MoreWhile we have to defend what we have, we also know there are tons of vacant houses, and people desperate for safe spaces to live. Here is how to think about taking over homes.
Read MoreRents are coming due, the stays on evictions are running out. You might need to defend your home, here are some tips how from our friends at Occupy Homes. Most of these tactics still work today:
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