Resources
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- Affero Service
- Web tools and services for activists to elicit action from others through weblog, forum post, e-mail, or web pages.
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- Black Cross Health Collective
- First aid training to handle typical needs at protests. Based in Portland, Oregon.
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- Campus Activism
- An extensive database of tools for student activists, groups, resources, and events.
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- Center For Creative Learning
- Publishes pages for nonprofit organizations, artists, and other "social threats."
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- Data Center
- Provides social justice advocates, access to strategic information, analysis, and research skills to help conduct more effective campaigns.
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- Empowerment Resources
- Contains tools for personal growth, social change, and ecology. Over 700 links and over 420 recommended empowerment resource books for sale.
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- Human Rights Tech
- Non profit organization assisting and encouraging grassroots anti-poverty initiatives. Includes program history, projects, and digital divide resources.
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- Peace and Environment Resource Centre
- Educates and empowers the public on peace, environment and social justice issues; supports groups, online library search of books and magazines, lots of links, discussion forum, some publications.
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- The Change Agency
- Two Brisbane-based activists offer workshops, curriculum development and campaign consulting services. Their site provides extensive resources, including activism training organizations around the world, academic research, and case studies.
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- Vernal Education Project
- An effort to create an education network that can bolster and sustain grassroots progressive social change movements in the US. Provides writings on cooperative decision-making, democratic engagement, and nonviolent action.
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- Resist, Inc.
- Funding American progressive organizations for more than 30 years which are actively part of a movement for social change.
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- The Lipman Miliband Trust
- Provides grants to individuals and organizations, primarily in the UK, for cultural and educational activities relating to social issues, democratic participation, and peace. They list grantees, provide application guidelines, and discuss the history of the organization.
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- The William Moses Kunstler Fund for Racial Justice
- Fighting racial injustice and carrying on the tradition of William Kunstler, renowned civil rights lawyer. Currently focusing on the repeal of the Rockefeller drug laws, and prison system reform.
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- Dare To Dream Network
- A support network forum for activists to find information and resources in health care, senior citizen, veteran, injured worker, and political issues.
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- Midwest Academy
- Training and consulting for activist organizations. Regularly scheduled five day training sessions around the country. Manual: "Organizing For Social Change."
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- New Organizing Institute
- Developing the practice of Engagement Organizing and training leaders. Includes blog, projects, events and resources.
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