A playbook with 6 steps of election defense, from activating the vote to preparing for economic noncooperation if election results aren’t honored. By Freedom Trainers.

This document outlines a strategic framework for civil society to defend democracy and counter election sabotage efforts by coordinated, multi-sector actions ahead of the 2026 elections. By Freedom Trainers.

An FAQ to help faith groups understand criminal laws and potential legal risks related to public declaration of "Sanctuary", Harboring, and Transporting. By the ACLU.

Practical advice to prepare for and respond toimmigration-related actions in the workplace, including I-9 audits, raids, and targeted deportation actions. By National Immigration Law Center.

Learn from Minnesota organizers, international experts on authoritarian regimes, and people preparing nationally about how to build power and prepare for a general strike. By May Day Strong.

Tools for organizing with your neighbors: a guide to canvassing and talking to neighbors, non-cooperation pledge templates, Know Your Rights flyers, and posters and graphics. By Great For All CID.

Explica cómo la acción directa no violenta puede detener injusticias sociales o políticas, defender derechos, aumentar la voz comunitaria y promover valores como la solidaridad e inclusión, ofreciendo métodos pacíficos para el cambio social. Por The Ruckus Society.

Training materials on how to use strategic non-cooperation to undermine the regime's "pillars of support." By Freedom Trainers.

Resources and guidance for labor and community organizers, advocates, and law practitioners on how to prepare for, resist, and respond to a workplace immigration raid or audit. By AFL-CIO.

Learnings and how-to's on crucial elements of rapid response, including running ICE Watch and similar trainings, and planning patrol shifts and zones. By Siembra NC.

Academic paper analyzing autocratic "U-turns" since 1900, where autocratic backsliding has been reversed and democracy restored or strengthened. By Marina Nord, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, and others.

Scholar Gene Sharpe's 198 methods of nonviolent actions, with specific historical examples for each one. By Swarthmore College.