Suggested principles for activists and organizers to build stronger movements in the face of surveillance and repression. By Catalyst Project.

Strong campaigns are built on a series of short- and medium-term SMART objectives that function as intermediary steps towards a more ambitious campaign goal. By Beautiful Trouble.

A Substack on how Democrats can use language to communicate what they believe and counter the narrative from the Right. By political messaging expert Antonia Scatton.

Event templates and shareable graphics, resources, trainings that can be customized for local actions, events, and KYR tools. By La Siembra / Defend & Recruit

Interviews with activists, journalists, and more to process what's happening and what to do to strengthen the movement and mutual aid efforts. Hosted by organizer and author Kelly Hayes.

Interviews and info to help identify patterns of fascism, demystify what’s happening, highlight what to focus on, and offer concrete tools and actions. Hosted by organizer and strategist Ejeris Dixon.

Plain language guides for digital security, regularly updated and built from real organizing work and direct feedback from activists. By the Neighborhood Anarchist Collective.

Practical tool for analyzing the pillars that uphold authoritarianism with a focus on triggers and noncooperation tactics to make them backfire.

A step-by-step action plan to leaving Google's ecosystem. It’s designed to be done over a year, one manageable step at a time.

Nonviolent movements that have toppled oppressive regimes, prevented coups and transformed societies follow these four essential steps. By Jamila Raqib, Waging Nonviolence.

Designed to help individuals and groups uphold democracy and counter political violence. Available in English and Spanish. By Hardy Merriman.

A Substack with analyses, framework and strategies to defend democracy, resist authoritarianism, and build lasting power. By movement builder Scot Nakagawa.