Comprehensive guides on activism, protest strategy, movement building, and creating effective campaigns for social change.
Building decentralized worker power through affinity groups, direct action, and underground solidarity
Union bureaucracies and media blackouts often suffocate militant worker voices. This guide explores how to build decentralized, resilient affinity groups that practice direct action, cultivate solidarity, and reclaim workplace sovereignty from below.
How social ownership, surplus transparency, and worker democracy can transform value, productivity, and power
Democratic control of industry begins by exposing the hidden surplus extracted from workers. Learn how surplus transparency rituals and social ownership can shift culture, reclaim value, and build real economic sovereignty.
How anarchist-communists can build dual power, resist reformism and secure revolutionary sovereignty
Syndicalism offers democratic unions but often lacks a political strategy for workers’ power. This essay explores how anarchist-communists can build dual power, resist reformist alliances and cultivate revolutionary sovereignty beyond the limits of apolitical unionism.
Step-by-step planning guide covering permits, safety, volunteers and working with authorities
Learn how to organize a peaceful protest in your city with this step-by-step planning guide. Covers legal requirements, permits, locations, volunteer coordination, participant guidelines and working with local authorities.
Patterns, strategies, and lessons from civil rights, anti-apartheid, and suffrage struggles
The history of successful protest movements reveals consistent patterns: grassroots organizing, strategic escalation, media leverage, and economic pressure. From the U.S. civil rights movement to anti-apartheid and women’s suffrage, victories emerged from disciplined campaigns that fused moral authority with structural leverage.
How militant planning and grassroots governance can dismantle hierarchy without reproducing it
Direct action without strategy collapses into spectacle. Strategy without action calcifies into abstraction. This essay explores how movements can fuse urgency and planning to dismantle hierarchy while prefiguring real self-governance.
How to confront union bureaucracy and build direct democracy through rank and file power
May Day was born in revolt, not routine. To reclaim its revolutionary roots, organizers must confront union bureaucracy, build autonomous rank-and-file networks, and turn symbolic rituals into living experiments in direct democracy and worker sovereignty.
How strategic disruption and sustainable organizing rhythms can defeat divide and conquer tactics
Militant solidarity is not spontaneous. It is built through rhythm, strategic disruption and daily practices that make collective power habitual. Learn how to embed strike readiness into your organizing culture so disruption becomes sustainable and effective.
How community storytelling and mutual aid sustain housing movements under repression
Housing activism succeeds when legitimacy and solidarity are lived daily, not proclaimed. Learn how storytelling, mutual aid and strategic escalation can turn setbacks into resilience and pressure authorities to expand housing.
How collective memory and grassroots strategy sustain resistance amid state violence
Militant trade unionism survives repression by transforming grief into strategy and everyday spaces into sites of solidarity. Learn how collective memory, community alliances, and tactical innovation can sustain long-term resistance under state violence.
How autonomous cells can coordinate powerfully against repression without surrendering grassroots initiative
How can movements balance decentralization with strategic unity under repression? This essay explores lessons from Korean anarchists and offers a blueprint for resilient, coordinated grassroots power.
Leveraging cooperation to challenge selfishness myths and build collective power
Is selfishness truly human nature, or is it a story told to protect power? This essay explores how activists can make everyday cooperation visible and design it to catalyze deeper structural change.
How political education and self-criticism build resilient, non-sectarian revolutionary organizations
Organizational discipline in anarchist movements is not a betrayal of freedom but its precondition. Discover how continuous education, structured self-criticism and anti-sectarian practices can strengthen ideological clarity and long-term resilience.
Building resilient federations beyond reformist unionism and fragmented local struggle
Past worker-led soviets and land seizures prove that ordinary people can govern production and land. The challenge today is designing resilient federations that link autonomous councils, withstand repression and avoid reformist stagnation while building real revolutionary power.
How rank-and-file movements can challenge class collaboration and build grassroots sovereignty
How can workers break the illusion of social partnership and build real political independence? This strategic guide explores rank-and-file power, public ritual, and sovereignty-building beyond union bureaucracy.
How mutual aid and self-governance can outshine electoral politics and shift legitimacy to the commons
Election season does not have to trap movements in lesser-evil voting. By staging visible, community-led mutual aid and self-governance, activists can transform abstention into an empowering act and measurably shift legitimacy away from electoral institutions.
How organizers can transform toxic fan culture into authentic engagement and participatory sovereignty
Fandom has drifted from creative devotion to toxic entitlement, reshaping politics into spectacle. This essay explores how organizers can redirect fan energy into participatory rituals that build sovereignty, not superficiality.
How art and narrative can challenge dominant histories and build movement power
Storytelling is not decoration for movements. It is a battleground where power shapes reality. Learn how to use art and narrative to preserve marginalized histories, challenge dominant myths, and build collective sovereignty.
How activist storytellers can reclaim comics as a distinct medium rooted in perception, emotional truth, and collective experimentation
Movements often borrow cinematic techniques when creating comics, limiting the medium’s radical potential. This essay explores how organizers can cultivate perception-driven, emotionally authentic storytelling practices that unlock comics as a distinct tool for social change.
How autonomous worker nuclei can build lasting community without hierarchy
Rhizomatic organizing offers post-industrial labor movements a way to balance fluid, autonomous action with lasting community bonds. By rooting myth in lived experience and reclaiming overlooked urban spaces, organizers can build sovereignty without recreating hierarchy.
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